Southern Cuisine Websites
If you haven't been to this website, YOU NEED TO START HERE! The Southern Foodways Alliance documents, studies, and explores the diverse food cultures of the American South. This member-supported organization is based at the University of Mississippi’s Center for the Study of Southern Culture. They collect oral histories, produce films and podcasts, publish great writing, sponsor scholarship, mentor students, and stage events that serve as progressive and inclusive catalysts for the greater South.
NC Food - North Carolina Folklife Institute
NCFOOD is the North Carolina Folklife Institute’s blog exploring our state’s traditional cooking and foodways. Every highway and byway in the state is a potential jumping off point for a food adventure. NCFOOD publishes stories and personal experiences about farmers and food artisans, local recipes, and great traditional eateries -- a celebration of the rich and diverse food traditions of North Carolina.
Mandy River's blog sharing tried and true Southern recipes. She's been on Food Network, A&E Online and won a bunch of recipe contests. Really, Ladies and Gents, go check her site out! You'll love it.
Although the name implies its about Charleston, this website is ALL OVER THE SOUTH. Written by husband and wife, Scott and Crystal Wink, they discuss where they buy food, how they prepare food at home, the restaurants they like. This blog is possibly is the most followed in South Carolina.
Awesome name for a Southern food blog! It is written by Rebecca Tolley who is based in Tennessee. She discussed food and ingredients that are affordable, safe, and accessible to all.
This site focuses on Good Ole Southern Recipes. Mary publishes about 3 to 4 unique recipes a month and also tries to show and teach how she creates these wonderful dishes.
Sam Hoffer is a retired executive turned writer & food columist. Currently she writes a food column, “From My Carolina Kitchen,” for my local newspaper. I have entered three recipe contests and was a winner in each. Visit her site for great articles and recipes.
Funny name. Great website! This website covers North Carolina cuisine, food products and ingredients. They also write great articles on North Carolina's awesome restaurants.
This Blog focuses on restaurants in the Charleston area. So if you're in Charleston or going to Charleston, check this site out for reviews before heading out. There are also reviews for Washington, DC as well.
Grace gives of lots of real good Southern recipes. Lots of fabulous deserts on this blog. Oh, and pay attention to her tool and utensil posts where you'll discover some useful products.
A community of home cooks, chefs, bakers, mixologists, home brewers and restaurant reviewers who share a passion for good food and blogging. This website promotes both, in-person gatherings and virtual forums, to learn, share and socialize while celebrating the Queen City’s food scene.
Elena shares recipes and photographs that she creates herself. She likes to focus on traditional style of Southern cooking and emphasizes fresh, local, seasonal ingredients in her cooking.
Marianne has a super cool blog that features recipes from the unique to the traditional. She reviews products and restaurants as well. Also, there is some awesome food photography on this blog.
A basic but great reference guide for southern foods and tools.
Other Great Sites
Soul Food and Southern Cooking
Melissa's Southern Style Kitchen