Mississippi Cuisine: Recipes
Mississippi Cuisine: Recipes
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Quirky small-town and backroad joints still provide some of Mississippis best dining. State specialities include catfish, often served fried. For catfish pate, served free as an appetiser, head to The Crown Restaurant in Indianola. In Jackson, Julep offers a catfish taco. If you hunger for a catfish BLT, with a dab of comeback sauce, stop by Ground Zero Blues Club in Clarksdale. You can view our list of top ten places to eat in Mississippi covering the whole state.Few things are as uniquely Mississippi as comeback sauce. Originating in Jackson it is basically mayonnaise with other ingredients added to make it "garlicky, pink and zesty". Its served with everything from fries to salads. At Walkers Drive-In in Jackson, the Portobello fries come with spicy horseradish comeback dressing. At Delta Bistro in Greenwood, its slathered on the Reuben sandwich, offered as a dressing for salads and served with crab cakes on a bed of mixed greens and fried green tomato. You can order comeback dressing and comeback sauce, along with other items made in the state, from The Mississippi Gift Company in Greenwood.
Mississippi culture can be found in the states arts and crafts museums and studios showcasing the variety of local talent. Mississippis contributions to literature, fine arts and crafts first take a look at the newly renovated, state of the art Mississippi Crafts Centre, located on the historic Natchez Trace Parkway at Ridgeland.
Here you can find such recipes of Mississippi Cuisine:
Irresistible Pecan PieSweet Potato Pie IIDivinitySpicy Shrimp CreoleMississippi SixMississippi Tea CakesMacaroni and Cheese Southern StyleMississippi Mud BrowniesMississippi Mud Pie IMississippi Mud Cake IIMy Moms Sausage and Rice CasseroleCrawfish Etouffee IVMississippi Mud Cake ICajun SpaghettiAwesome Sweet Potato CasserolePressure Cooker Red Beans and SausageMississippi Mud Cake IIIMississippi Mud CheesecakeSausage and Corn CasseroleOrange Baked HamMississippi Egg Custard Pie(Big as a) Cathead BiscuitsDouble Layer Chocolate PieAmalgamation Cake IIBest Soup This Side Of The MississippiPerfect Mississippi Mud CakeSlow Cooker Squirrel and LiverMississippi Sweet and Sour Barbeque SauceMississippi SinMississippi Iced TeaFestive Fall SoupGrandmas Soul Food Pancakes (with Plantains)Mississippi Ice TeaMississippi Vegi BallsCandied Dill PicklesSpicy Southern Chicken And Tuna Biscuit
Mississippi culture can be found in the states arts and crafts museums and studios showcasing the variety of local talent. Mississippis contributions to literature, fine arts and crafts first take a look at the newly renovated, state of the art Mississippi Crafts Centre, located on the historic Natchez Trace Parkway at Ridgeland.
Here you can find such recipes of Mississippi Cuisine:
Irresistible Pecan PieSweet Potato Pie IIDivinitySpicy Shrimp CreoleMississippi SixMississippi Tea CakesMacaroni and Cheese Southern StyleMississippi Mud BrowniesMississippi Mud Pie IMississippi Mud Cake IIMy Moms Sausage and Rice CasseroleCrawfish Etouffee IVMississippi Mud Cake ICajun SpaghettiAwesome Sweet Potato CasserolePressure Cooker Red Beans and SausageMississippi Mud Cake IIIMississippi Mud CheesecakeSausage and Corn CasseroleOrange Baked HamMississippi Egg Custard Pie(Big as a) Cathead BiscuitsDouble Layer Chocolate PieAmalgamation Cake IIBest Soup This Side Of The MississippiPerfect Mississippi Mud CakeSlow Cooker Squirrel and LiverMississippi Sweet and Sour Barbeque SauceMississippi SinMississippi Iced TeaFestive Fall SoupGrandmas Soul Food Pancakes (with Plantains)Mississippi Ice TeaMississippi Vegi BallsCandied Dill PicklesSpicy Southern Chicken And Tuna Biscuit