Recipes
Recipe List: “February 1,
One thing you may notice about these recipes from Mitzi Holladay: They all will serve a crowd. “That’s because we entertain all the time, so I’m usually cooking for 18 or 20,” Mitzi says. “I was blessed with the gift of hospitality, and I love to cook, and we’ve got a big house that’s set up just right for entertaining, so we have folks out every chance we get.” more
Recipe List: “January 1,
Angie Wysner is a regular in The Country Kitchen. No, not this “Country Kitchen”; The Country Kitchen restaurant that she and her husband, Dean, own in Randolph County. It’s where folks in and around the town of Woodland go when they want good, down-home cooking away from home. more
Recipe List: “November 1,
This month’s “Country Kitchen” is a bit of a break from the norm. This one is all about peanuts, and it features some fantastic peanutty recipes from the wives of Alabama’s U.S. senators and representatives. more
Recipe List: “November 15
All in all, November is a delightful month in the Southeast. Hot weather is history, and serious cold spells are yet to come. Crops are in from the fields. Football’s still going strong. Families gather to celebrate Thanksgiving. And the holiday season officially gets under way. more
Recipe List: “October 1,
This Thanksgiving, it’s time to break with tradition. Instead of that same old dry roasted turkey, go fried, with Terry’s Cajun Turkey. It’s a recipe developed and perfected by Tallapoosa County Farmers Federation President Terry Martin. more
Recipe List: “September 1
Throughout its first 15 years, Neighbors magazine regularly provided readers a sampling of recipes. Some were sent in by readers, and some were winners in cooking contests, but most appeared courtesy of various state and national commodity groups and, more often, of food manufacturers who were promoting their products. more
Recipe List: “April 1, 19
Make room in the “sweets” section of your recipe file, because this month’s “Country Kitchen” is jam-packed with out-of-this-world goodies you’re going to have to try. more
Recipe List: “April 1, 20
If it takes Linnie Stacey a while to get to the phone, don’t worry that you might be waking her from a nap or otherwise disturbing her rest. Odds are, she’s in the kitchen of her Monroe County home, in the middle of frosting a cake, kneading dough, putting up preserves or otherwise making something down-home delicious for others to enjoy. more
Recipe List: “April 1,199
For Syble Ray Shoults, cooking borders on being an obsession. “Cooking is my first love,” the Jefferson County resident admits. “It doesn’t matter whether I’m cooking for two people or 500, or whether I have a reason or don’t. I’m just my happiest when I’m in the kitchen cooking. more