In The Kitchen

Venison Pot Pie

Venison Pot Pie

By Steve Hall

Everybody loves pot pies! After it cools a bit spoon it into bowls and serve with crackers. Try venison pot pie for a great cabin treat. The big and little hunters at your camp will love this. What a great way to get them hunters to eat there veggies! Ingredients: • 1 pint canned venison • 2-12 oz jars of home style gravy • 2 tbl minc...

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Chocolate Gravy and Biscuits

Chocolate Gravy and Biscuits

By Steve Hall

Chocolate Gravy and Biscuits are so good! I am from up north so I never heard of this till I moved down south. You butter up a biscuit and pour this chocolate gravy over them and you will make this every Sunday. Ingredients: • 1 cup self rising flour • 2 1/4 cup sugar • 2 rounded tbl un-sweet cocoa • 1 cup whole milk • 3 cups water Cooki...

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Country@Heart Dinner Diaries

Olde Tyme Butter Batter Cornbread
Olde Tyme Butter Batter Cornbread

By Tim H. Martin

Preserving a Vintage Cast Iron Technique. Based on recipe by Byron’s Smoke House • Auburn, Alabama Ingredients:6 tablespoons clarified butter (from 1/2 cup butter)2 additional tablespoons melted butter for brushing muffin tops3/4... READ MORE


Alabama Red Beans & Rice
Alabama Red Beans & Rice

By Tim H. Martin

I've had a couple of friends from New Orleans ask me what made these "Alabama" red beans and rice. I reminded them that Louisiana isn't the only state with Cajun and Creole culture. Alabama has plenty of Cajuns, too, down in our own bayou ... READ MORE


Elk Hunt Chicken Cordon Bleu
Elk Hunt Chicken Cordon Bleu

By Tim H. Martin

Recipe courtesy of Rob and Sandy Kingsland. Note: One cordon bleu often feeds two people. Ingredients (per chicken cordon bleu): • 1 large boneless, skinless chicken breast • 1/4 pound shaved ham (hickory smoked is recommended) &... READ MORE


Old South Tomato Pie
Old South Tomato Pie

By Tim H. Martin

Recipe Courtesy of Walters’ Gas & Grill • Society Hill, Alabama. I was beginning to think tomato pie was extinct. The dish seems to have vanished from the Deep South like cotton mills, moonshine stills and Ivory-Billed Woodpe... READ MORE


Winter’s Day Etouffee
Winter’s Day Etouffee

By Tim H. Martin

Winter's Day Etouffée Recipe: Author's Note:• If you’re not a big fan of mudbugs, don’t fret — substituting shrimp is an excellent alternative. To Begin:• First, peel and de-vein 1 to 1 1/2 pounds raw shri... READ MORE


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