South Carolina and Georgia

Cornbread and collards (South Carolina) and fried chicken (Georgia). I can't remember ever making fried chicken and it was tricky (couldn't tell when it was done, even with a thermometer -- went with my gut and it was perfect). Leftover cold fried chicken was even better than hot!


09/17/21

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