southernfood
0 Posts - Food from the South such as Pecan Pie, Cobbler, Fried Chicken, Cornbread, Slow Cooked Meats, Barbeque, and lots more at your fingertips.
Hospitality is a very old tradition in the South. You'll often expect a southern person to offer you a plate of food when you visit a friend's house there.
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##Rules:
* Be civil.
* Please dont post spam links. Blogs, Tumblr, Facebook, Twitter, etc., they will be removed.
* Albums are welcome.
* Recipes are encouraged. Most people here that are new to our cuisine would really liloveve how to cook our food.
* Tips and tricks from expericed cooks on how to prepare foods here are encouraged.
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##Other food related subreddits:
/r/FoodPorn - Steamy non-nsfw photos of food.
/r/Food - Like foodporn, but still has good photos of food.
/r/Sandwiches - Portable entrees that come (hehe x) ) hot or cold.
/r/BeerAndPizza - Formed about a few years ago. It got really popular and even made the front page of reddit once.
/r/MacNCheese - For Mac n cheese lovers. It has some cheesy people in it.
/r/MorganEisenberg - The subreddit of legendary chef of reddit who posts delicious foods to /r/foodporn.
/r/Pizza - A sub about the Italian entree with dough flattened in a circle, topped with tomato sauce and sprinkled with mozarella cheese baked at 375-425°F.
/r/SexyPizza - Stupid sexy pizza.
/r/Burgers - A sub of the hamburg originated food that is often piled high with toppings and condiments. Often seen in the presence of bacon and cheddar cheese, and a side order of French fries.
/r/Quesadillas - A sub featuring the Mexican entree. Quesadillas are tortillas folded: n a half moon shape and stuffed with meat cheese and veggies.
/r/SouthwesternFood
/r/ChineseFood - If you love Chinese food or are interested in trying it, go here.
/r/ItalianFood - Pastas, Stromboli, Calzones, Pizzas, Etc.,
/r/ThaiFood - Thai food is a unique take on Asian cuisine. One of the recipes calls for peanuts.
/r/VietnameseFood - Whole deep fried fish, rice noodle soup for breakfast.
/r/JapaneseFood - Japanese cuisine is unique. Some of their entrees are borrowed from China but not everything. Japan has vending machines on every corner that has some which serve up hot food 24/7.
/r/KoreanFood - Korean food is unique. In SK it is customary to sit in a sauna in a bathrobe then go eat.
/r/RussianFood - A sub of delicious looking Russian Foods. Vodka sold separately.