Tag: pimento cheese
Fox Bros. and Buttermilk Kitchen share their pimento cheese recipes
Enjoy a taste of the South with these creamy pimento cheese recipes from two favorite Atlanta restaurants—Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q and Buttermilk Kitchen.
Pimento Cheese, Please: The Southern snack with not-so-Southern beginnings
If you think pimento cheese is undeniably Southern—well, you’re wrong. According to expert Emily Wallace, who penned her thesis on the spread’s history, the “pâté of the South” was actually invented in New York in the early twentieth century.
Stop everything. These are the best wings in metro Atlanta.
Chase's Grille and Wingery in downtown Norcross serves up fresh wings along with a mean Philly cheesesteak and comfort food appetizers.
Technique: How to make perfect deviled eggs, from Twain’s Savannah Haseler
A perfect deviled egg is hard to get right, says Twain’s executive chef Savannah Haseler. It starts with a properly boiled egg.
Pimento Cheese Popcorn
How many ways can you serve pimento cheese? In Pimento Cheese: The Cookbook (St. Martin’s), Memphis food blogger Perre Coleman Magness pushes the boundaries of the “pate of the South” beyond the usual formula of grated cheese, pimento, and mayo to include soups, mains, sides, and more.
Toasted Pimento Cheese Points
It’s hard to improve upon the most basic formula for pimento cheese: hand-shredded sharp cheddar cheese, mixed with a jar of drained chopped pimentos and enough high-quality mayo for a spreadable consistency.
Pimento-Cheese Potato Gratin
Pimento cheese, sometimes called the South’s “house pâté,” is a simple cheese spread made with extra-sharp cheddar, mayonnaise, and diced roasted red peppers. It’s a very mildly peppery blend straight from the midcentury, and it’s delicious on celery sticks, sandwiches, and hamburgers.
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