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BBQ Catfish and Grits
This recipe is inspired by the classic New Orleans dish: BBQ Shrimp. It's not actually cooked on the BBQ pit but rather smothered in a buttery, Worcestershire laced sauce. Believe it or not, fresh catfish fillets work perfectly with this sauce. And when you place catfish and sauce on top of a bowl of piping hot cheddar cheese grits, this recipe becomes irresistible.
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Pulled Pork Biscuit
For those who have read our blog and seen our Instagram before, you know our two main food focuses are southern food and BBQ. But, a third and often spoken focus of ours is utilizing leftovers. I abhor waste of any kind. Time, money, energy, and especially food are some things that should never be taken for granted and enjoyed to the fullest. There are so many people across the globe who haven't any or very little of things. I try to never let a day pass without expressing some measure of gratitude.
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Shrimp and Grits
Made famous by Crooks Corner restaurant in Chapel Hill, NC; this dish is now a staple at brunch all across the south. It seems as though there are as many variations as there are places that serve this iconic dish.
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Cornbread Brisket Benedict
I guess Eggs Benedict aficionados can argue a little bit as to whether or not this is, by definition, actually Eggs Benedict in the traditional sense. But, I don't care. It was super yummy and has already jumped to the top of my favorite recipes. It turned out so stick to your ribs rich that I had to sit really, really still for a good half hour after eating.
