List of foods of the Southern United States

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This is a list of notable foods of the Southern United States. The cuisine of the Southern United States has many various dishes and foods.

Beverages[edit]

Lemonade
A mint julep
Sweet tea

Breads[edit]

Skillet cornbread

Desserts and sweets[edit]

Cakes[edit]

Lane cake
Red velvet cake

Candies[edit]

Bourbon balls

Cobblers[edit]

An apple cobbler

Cookies[edit]

Frozen[edit]

Bananas Foster

Pies[edit]

Buttermilk pie
Millionaire pie

Puddings[edit]

Bread pudding

Pastries[edit]

  • Cream puff
  • Hand pie[15]—biscuit or pie pastry filled usually filled with cooked dried apples, peaches and cherries, either baked or fried
  • Fritters—apple, peach, or sweet potato

Meats, poultry and seafood[edit]

A pan of beef brisket, fresh out of the oven
Fried chicken
Jambalaya cooking in a pan
A pound of sliced, pan-fried livermush garnished with parsley

Side dishes and condiments[edit]

Chow-chow is a condiment
Sausage gravy served atop biscuits
Macaroni and cheese

Soups, stews and boils[edit]

Brunswick stew

Vegetables and salads[edit]

Ambrosia salad
Collard greens (left), macaroni and cheese, fried chicken, yams and cornbread
Mashed potatoes
Red beans and rice

Miscellaneous[edit]

Cross-section view of a muffuletta sandwich in New Orleans, Louisiana
A shrimp po' boy sandwich

See also[edit]

References[edit]

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