Traditional Southern Food: What Every Tourist Should Eat in the South
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Sweet Tea, Pecan Pie, and homemade pie are just the starts of the eats of the South. No matter if you are heading to Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, or South Carolina there are so many great foods you can have all over the South of the United States. Here we wanted to share our enthusiastic recommmendations on the best foods to eat in the South of the US. A true American meal southern style.
Filmed in Savannah, Georgia
Copyright Mark Wolters 2024
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Can’t go wrong with collards, mac and cheese, fried chicken and corn bread😊
Your content is always interesting and entertaining, and this installment is no exception!
You can’t include everything, but one surprise omission: No Brunswick Stew? I grew up in New York State but moved to Atlanta in 1981. One of my first culinary discoveries in the South was Brunswick Stew, and I’ve never been in a Southern restaurant without ordering a bowl!
Thanks again for your channel!
No such thing as "low fat or low calories food" in the South!!
From georgia.Why on earth would you get those nasty moon pies when you can have glorious pralines?
Boiled peanuts are very popular in Queensland Australia too, but no so much in the other states, I personally don't like them😂
Krispy Kreme: it's the red "HOT NOW" sign you're looking for. If it's lit, they're making fresh donuts.
Do they still have the windows where you can look in at all the fresh goodness being made?
Wow❤ Looks delicious! From Japan 🇯🇵
We love your videos! We're planning a trip to Europe in the spring and would love to bump into you. However, I have a couple of corrections for you. 1. We live in Cuenca, Ecuador and you CAN drink the tap water in Cuenca. It is the only city in Ecuador that you can drink the water. 2. Being originally from Louisiana, my specialty is pecan pie. I'm sorry to say you pronounced it wrong. It's actually "puh-con". 3. Not a correction, but a huge 👍 for showing my favorite Blue Plate Mayonnaise!
Sheila & Tom
Don’t forget bread pudding!
It's pronounced puh-kahn, not pee-can. The pee can is what you use when the driver won't stop for a bathroom break.
Note: depending on where you are, you can ask for unsweet tea, or a blend of unsweet and sweet tea, if you don't like too much sugar, because sweet tea is true to its name. You will find unsweet tea as an option where there has been more influx from the North, like the Raleigh area in North Carolina. Btw, re trying the biscuits in the South: "the flour is different" = the South uses far more butter LOL (even though the flour really is different - softer - and that is a factor).
I am headed to Birmingham, Alabama, in July. From California, and I always love the food around the country AWAY from California. I loved the southern food in Savannah, Georgia, and my goal is to try smoked chicken with white sauce and fried green tomatoes in July.
Any suggestions are welcome :)
-A Foodie guy
With the shrimp boil along with cray fish and crawfish we also throw in some live crabs, red and green bell peppers along with the small red potatoes and corn…you can actually throw whatever kind of veggies to your preference just be mindful of your veggies because some cook much faster than others for instance if you want okra in it you would throw that in during the last 5-10 minutes depending on how fast the liquid is boiling.
I was a little skeptical. Could he do the South justice? Would he have the same level of expertise that he shows in the wonderful European videos? Much to my surprise, yes! This is a great introduction to southern food for tourists. The only challenge is identifying the distinct regional cuisine within the south. For example, hush puppies in the VA tidewater or Carolina low country are usually sweet. In the Gulf South, they are usually savory with onions. Great job!
You're making me hungry for southern food! Yum. Just a short question: What makes sweet tea sweet? Is honey used? I enjoyed this video. 😊❤
It's sugar.........a massive amount of sugar. It was way too much sugar for me.
Lots of sugar
Lol I'm so excited to visit my friend in Savannah in January😅
I know what people eat in the south, but I just had to see what tourists eat. God knows what the heck THEY eat
There’s a difference between craw fish and crayfish
Barbecue in the south in addition to regular red sauce also has a mustard sauce that is to die for!😊
Thank you for calling it what it is, "traditional southern cooking" - not "soul food!' It won't be long before lasagna and wiener schnitzel will be called "soul food", so sick of "others" stealing what's not theirs to legitimize themselves!
Right. Everyone was poor back then when everyone came together to swap recipes and cook good food. When I think of "soul food" I'm thinking even things that the poorest people were eating like chitlins and pig's feet and chicken feet. And brains or tongue. Stuff like that. Then you are really getting some culture with that sort.
Lighten up Francis
Alex Jones long lost twin.
2:00 Nice looking trees behind you there. What are those called?
willow tree
Nice❤
Awesome
Mark, your personality is infectious! I love your energy and your presentation. Thanks for all the tips!
Wow. This is a really informative video Mark…thank you so much ❤
I'vi a lot of what you mentioned in this video. Some I love and some I'll never eat again and that includes every dish with mayo.
Go Dawgs, mark!!! Always love to see yalls support
Room temp and cold boiled peanuts are good as well.
Collard greens are simmered for a couple of hours or so with ham hocks or other meats; definitely NOT sautéed.
Hallo. Kannst du mir erklären was ist jumbaeya und Gumbo. Ich höre es so oft bei dir. Dankeschön Sue
Both dishes are similar and rice is in both dishes. Rice is cooked in the pot when making jambalaya but with gumbo the rice is cooked separately. There’s usually okra in gumbo and not in jambalaya. Gumbo is more like a soup or stew.
I think the other thing is there is a lot of variety of food items in them. Probably some seafood like shrimp and some sausages included in that. For veggies probably corn and okra and other hearty veggies. I'm from the North so that is about all I know about it.
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I also like your video. Your video is so amazing.
Thank you,