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Southern Culture – Bourbon Heritage

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I firmly believe that every self respecting American (Southerners this especially applies to you)  should keep a little bourbon tucked away for all occasions.  I actually learned this from my grandmother who would always keep a little Jim Beam hidden away,in a trunk no less, for cooking.  Bourbon is the signature flavor of the South, more so than Sweet Tea.  Why?  Because Bourbon was here first, it’s our Southern heritage; sacred, guarded and often the secret ingredient in many generation’s finest recipes.

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Hungry Southerner Podcast: Episode 2 – IceMilk Aprons

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On our second podcast we’re talking to Ashley Schoenith of IceMilk Aprons. She’s a Southern girl with a eye for design, style and a desire to bring tradition and heritage to your kitchen through her heirloom Aprons.  She shared with us a little bit about her business, her family recipes, her Southern spirit and what makes IceMilk Aprons so special.  If you’re going to cook for generations IceMilk Aprons may be the thing you’ve been looking for to complete your kitchen wish list.  We’re now available for Free on iTunes,  just Search for “The Hungry Southerner” and subscribe to our podcast and you’ll receive each new episode automatically.  Stay Hungry Y’all!

-The Hungry Southerner

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Download – The Hungry Southerner Podcast – Episode 002

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Local, Fresh, Sustainable – 5 Seasons Brewing

We continue our quest for local Southerners that are doing things Local, Fresh, and Sustainable and have stumbled upon a marriage of food and brew.  Meet Crawford Moran, the Brewmaster at 5 Seasons Brewing, and a Southerner with a passion for bringing seasonality and sustainability to the micro-brewing industry. We sat down and talked about what makes 5 Seasons so unique including its symbiotic relationship to the farmers with its constantly changing menus, and the constantly rotating styles of beers that will keep your palates busy for years to come.  Throw out all your old notions of what a brew pub is.  The dynamic team of Crawford Moran’s brewing and the fresh, local, seasonal cooking provided by Chef David Larkworthy combine to pay great respect to the wonderful ingredients they are both working with.  A wonderful local Southern discovery that can’t be missed.  Stay Hungry Y’all!

-The Hungry Southerner

Note: Also available on YouTube

5 Seasons Westside:
1000 Marietta Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
Phone Number: 404 875 3232

Congrats: to Katie, Landis Myler and Laurel Palmer on winning our T-Shirt Drawing

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Local, Fresh, Sustainable – Phickles Pickles

It’s no secret that we’re huge fans of Phickles Pickles, thanks to Garden & Gun so are a lot of you as well.  Angie and Phin Tillman have started a small Southern business with big flavor and fresh, local, ingredients.  You can’t help but love what Phickles is doing, how they made it a family business and the importance on quality that they put into every jar.  Phickles Pickles is definitely keeping it Fresh, Local, Sustainable and producing some fine Southern food. Stay Hungry Y’all!

www.Phickles.com

-The Hungry Southerner

Note: Also available on YouTube

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Hungry Southerner Podcast: Episode 1 – Southern Cheese


On our first podcast we speak with Tim Gaddis (@Timthecheeseman) the cheese monger for Star Provisions in Atlanta,GA.  We met up to talk about the state of Southern Cheese, and to sample some of the growing varieties of artisan products being developed right here in the South.  Tim really explained to us that there is a great new culture of Southern brand cheeses, and quality farms that are keeping up with the best in the world.  If you love cheese and Southern food is your thing, then this is for you.  Stay Hungry Y’all!

-The Hungry Southerner

Download : The Hungry Southerner Podcast – Episode 001

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