Going South, dining my way through the land of fried green tomatoes, benne wafers, and grits. Published March 26 2010
From the Barbecue Belt to the Low Country and Golden Isles, the cuisine of America's Southern Atlantic Coast both challenges and satisfies. Published March 19 2010
What are pistolettes, etouffee, roux, and boudins? Published March 16 2010
According to the Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, a Creole is “anyone who says he is one.” Published March 10 2010
A four-century saga where the Acadians became the Cajuns and cooking was never the same again Published March 6 2010
Reed Hellman is an independent wordsmith, technical writer, and regularly published journalist contracting to businesses, institutions, and governments. Living in Alberton, Maryland, Reed invites you to visit his Website ReedHellmanWordsmith or email Reed your questions, story ideas, and comments.
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