January 2019 Farmhouse Kitchen

January 2019 Farmhouse Kitchen

As the holidays come to a close and life returns to a state of normalcy, if you’re exhausted like me, you start looking for easy, stick-to-your-ribs food to get us through the rest of winter. I love turning to my slow cooker for meals just like this. There’s just nothing like doing a little work in the morning and coming home to the delicious smell of supper ready to eat! more

December 2018 Farmhouse Kitchen

December 2018 Farmhouse Kitchen

In the South, cooking is one way to tell people we love them, especially around the holidays. This month, Farmhouse Kitchen’s Stacey Little shares festive recipes that have become staples for his family each Christmas. more

November 2018 Farmhouse Kitchen

November 2018 Farmhouse Kitchen

For years, the beloved recipes from Neighbors Magazine have played an integral role in family meals across Alabama. From simple weeknight suppers to elegant holiday dinners, recipes found within these pages have been clipped, shared and used over and over until the paper wore thin. more

OCTOBER 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

OCTOBER 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

Choctaw County’s Anne Lanier won the Federation’s annual Heritage Cooking Contest featuring pork bacon appetizers. more

SEPTEMBER 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

SEPTEMBER 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

Most Americans have probably eaten chicken raised in Alabama. Only Georgia produces more broilers than our state. more

AUGUST 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

AUGUST 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

Some top Southern Cooks share their secret sauces that can transform a simple meal into something special. more

July 2018 Country Kitchen

July 2018 Country Kitchen

Pork is flavorful, affordable and versatile, in addition to being packed with protein and nutrients. more

JUNE 2018 Country Kitchen

JUNE 2018 Country Kitchen

Party Texas Caviar is great for parties or any time you want to celebrate the delicious taste of sweet corn. more

APRIL 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

APRIL 2018 COUNTRY KITCHEN

Pecans are popular around the world. They’re the only tree nut native to the United States and, fortunately for Alabamians, Southern states have the perfect climate for growing them. That’s why pecans are included in so many Alabama landscapes, recipes and memories. more