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"Redneck Cookin' was what I was raised on, only at that time I thought it was just food." -- Charles Clark

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"The recipe's ingredients, was for the most part, what we raised in the garden and from our livestock. Very little food stuff was bought from the store. I can make a wonderful meal with a bowl of Pinto Beans, a glass of buttermilk with cornbread crumbled up in it, and maybe a little Collard greens." -- Charles Clark, from the introduction to Redneck Cookin' |
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Redneck Cookin' Includes Recipes for: |
- Mountain Oysters
- Chicken Feet
- Spoon Bread
- Deer Sausage
- Fried Squirrel
- Frog Legs
- Plug Tobacco
- Pickled Pig Feet
- Snow Ice Cream
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- Hoe Cakes
- Persimmon Pie
- Pinto Bean Cake
- Corn Pone Bread
- Leather Aprons
- Baked Grits
- Catfish Soup
- Ramps
- Rabbit Stew
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- Tin Can Casserole
- Hopping Johns
- Leather Britches
- Johnny Cakes
- Chitlins
- Hog Maws
- Buttermilk Pie
- Corn Cob Jelly
- Molasses Pie
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Sometimes us Rednecks comes up with a dish because we are looking to make a meal out of anything we can find in the cabinet, like Tin Can Casserole or Three Meat meat loaf. We know how to take common everyday food and Kick-Her-Up-A-Notch.
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Redneck food for the most part is what we have readily at hand, or what can be purchased at a reasonable cost. We don't want to get above our raising. Besides, we need our money to pay for that pick-up truck and Bass Boat.
Redneck Cookin' is full of helpful hints for preparing Main Dishes, Soups, Salads and Breads, Desserts, Cookies, Candy and Side Dishes. There is also a This and That section which includes recipes for Corn Cob Syrup and Plug Tobacco! |
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Tin Can Casserole |
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- 1 Can Boneless Chicken
- 1 Can Cream of Mushroom Soup
- 1 Can Chinese Noodles
- 1 Can Chicken & Rice Soup
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- 1 Can Evaporated milk
- 1 Small Onion (minced)
- 1/2 Cup Celery (diced)
- 1/2 Cup Almonds (sliced)
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Dump all the cans into a casserole dish. Add Onions, Celery and Almonds. Mix well. Bake at 350 degrees for about one hour. |

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Redneck Cookin'
Over 100 recipes compiled by Charles Clark for just $12
Price includes shipping and handling! |
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~ Other Links of Interest ~
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Redneck Cookin' can also be purchased at
The BakeShoppe in Asheville, NC.
146 Weaverville Hwy. www.bakeshoppeasheville.com |
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Last updated February 3, 2009
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