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Local, Fresh, Sustainable – South City Kitchen

This month we were lucky enough to sit down and talk with Executive Chef Chip Ulbrich of South City Kitchen.  We discussed everything from the challenges of running “Twin” restaurants in the Atlanta metro area, to local sourcing of ingredients, his suppliers, his Yankee past and his own personal Thanksgiving traditions. Chef Ulbrich also talked about why he thinks Southern food has become so popular and how place like South City Kitchen has survived in Atlanta to become local culinary institution.  So enjoy part two of our culinary discovery with Chef Chip Ulbrich.  Stay Hungry Y’all.

-The Hungry Southerner

Note: Also available on YouTube

If you’re going to be in Atlanta area for Thanksgiving and you’re looking for a great place to dine.  Both the Midtown and Vinings locations of South City Kitchen will be open serving special Thanksgiving day menus starting at 11:00 am for $39.95 for adults and $19.95 for kids 12 and under. Be sure to call ahead and make sure you have a reservation. Be sure to check there website for all the details, menu options and reservations.  It’s going to be a wonderful menu full of Southern ingredients and great value.  We’re not even paid to say this…we just love these guys, so go out support your local Eateries and Chefs and tell them Thank You this Thanksgiving.

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Southern Cooking – Collard Greens

We had a really great opportunity this month to sit down with Executive Chef Chip Ulbrich of South City Kitchen. If your not familiar with South City Kitchen, it’s a great Southern style restaurant with two locations in and around the Atlanta,GA area known for dishes like their Fried Chicken and Fried Green Tomatoes.  Chef Chip spent some time showing us how to cook Collard Greens in less than 30 minutes that are flavorful, full of texture and easy to prepare. He gave us every instruction we needed to make this fool proof.  So if you’re looking for a modern way of cooking Southern Style Collard Greens Chef Chip’s recipe will point you in in the right culinary direction.  Stay Hungry Ya’ll !

-The Hungry Southerner

This is the first of a 2 part series with Chef Chip Ulbrich.  Check back soon for our interview with him in this month’s Local, Fresh, Sustainable Series where we talk about what South City Kitchen is doing with local farmers and ingredients and what they have coming for Thanksgiving.

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Sneak Peak of Chef Chip’s Collard Demo

We sat down with Chef Chip Ulbrich of South City Kitchen in Atlanta,GA and he showed us a great way to cook up some great Southern Collard Greens.  Want a quick sneak peak at next weeks first of 2 videos two come from our visit?  Check out these Collard Greens and then come back on Monday. We will have the full video where Chef Chip will walk us through step by step instructions for an easy way to preparing a great and delicous pot of Southern Collard Greens that will have your mouth watering just like they make at South City Kitchen.  Stay Hungry Y’all! See you on Monday!

– The Hungry Southerner

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Local, Fresh, Sustainable – Behind The Kitchen : Local 3

We continue to follow the progress of Chef Chris Hall and the opening of the restaurant Local Three in Atlanta, GA. Chris gave us an update and a behind the scenes tour of the extraordinary kitchen and all its gadgetry. He also talked about their expansion and education program they have planned to utilize all the extra kitchen space. He even gave us a sneak peak at a few menu items he has planned that will bring a smile to your face. Sit back and relax and marvel at all the workings as Chef Chris Hall gives us a behind burner tour of his world class kitchen. Stay Hungry Y’all!

-The Hungry Southerner

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A Good Southern Story

Our passion is for the rich history and culture of the South and the wonderful flavors that are unique to our corner of the United States.  Our goal has always been to tell great stories about the people, businesses, food, and flavors of this region and to use whatever tools we have to make that possible.  We’ve experimented a lot with different formats, writing styles, video, audio and are continuing to try to find new ways to tell the story of people who make our Southern culture so unique.  We are very attached to our family recipes and talking to folks about the Southern flavors and cooking techniques that make up Southern cuisine, so we have decided to stick to what we do well and tell Southern stories about food.

If you haven’t seen our first two videos ( Local 3, Phickles Pickles) and our first podcast ( Southern Cheese) please take a moment and check these out.  We plan to bring you more of these amazing stories on a monthly basis.  You’re going to notice that our writing is going to slow down a little bit to free up some time to work on our “Stories”.  We’ll still bring you recipes from time to time, but  we’re going to try harder to tell you about the people and the places of the South that you all grew up with and are most passionate about.  The folks that remind you of your grandparents home cooking, or the restaurants whose flavors will live with you for a lifetime.

As part of this process we need your help in two ways: 1) we need your tips telling us about your local country stores, restaurants, chefs, shops, suppliers, etc anybody that you think might be a good fit for our stories; 2) tell your friends about what we are doing to tell these great Southern stories and  help us grow these businesses so they can succeed and continue to provide their wonderful Southern goodness for more to enjoy.  In the end it’s not about advertising, or numbers of readers on our website, or video views, but that we are building relationships with our farmers, chefs, Southern suppliers and local business owners and passing that on to you to do the same.  I hope you guys will help us make these Southerner’s Stories a success!

Stay Hungry Y’all!
-The Hungry Southerner

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