White Women that can cook soul food

You'd be lucky if you could find a chick that cooks period these days.

 

I love cooking (by cooking I mean not using a microwave).

 

Here's one:

 

Har De Har Har.

 

Hahahaha. Oh man.... aha.

 

Sarah you don't need to know how to cook 8)

 

:smt004 THANK YOU JB! That's whudafuk I'm talking about! Especially the 'Sweet Tea' <-That's MANDATORY if you from the 'Dirty'. I can't stand that fake-ass flavored/brisk/Nestea balderdash with a gay-ass lemon they be trying to serve up here in the North.

P.S. Don't forget the Red-Velvet Cake, just for G.P.

 

+1
YESSIR!!:smt028

 

red velvet cake

My ex taught me how to create the perfect Red-Velvet Cake, the recipe was handed down from his great grandmother, and if there was one thing I got out of that relationship that I will never forget was the perfect recipe. lol. I used it to impress the next man that came along. lol

 

I Love Soul Food,no question there maybe a WW cook at Sylvias somewhere in the East Coast.

 

I was talking to a friend who was raised in Norther Califoria and I mentioned black strap molasses, he had no idea what molasses was. The next morning I brought in home made biscuits with butter and black strap molasses. LOL He loved it.

 

Never heard of molasses? Wha? That stuff's hella good.

 

I've cooked most of the things listed & actually pretty good at cooking. I've been told I make the best sweet tea, sweet potato pie, peach cobbler, p-nut butter cake, tomato gravy (sounds weird but good), BBQ pork (my specialty) & BBQ pizza better than Colletti's. About the only thing I haven't made are the chitterlings but I've smelled them being cooked, didn't like that. I learned to cook mostly from grandmothers & my great-grandmother. Spelled the p-nut butter cake like I spell one of my dog's name.