A Brief History Of Southern Cuisine

Hello Fellow Food a junkie Followers,
Today we are going over a brief history of Southern Cuisine and some sub categories. This video will lead us into a series of Dishes that are made to eat on New Years Day that most Southerners enjoy. Most of this information was taken from Wikipedia among some family history that has been passed down. As with anything that gets passed down, it changes slightly from family to family so there are variations to what is mentioned depending on state and area in the South. I hope you will enjoy this talk and I hope to do more in the future.

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