For several years while completing my graduate degree, I lived in South Carolina. Aside from the heat, which made you feel like you were living in Satan's armpit, the abject poverty, the ignorance and bigotry ("Do you Jews celebrate Thanksgiving?"), and the backassward school system (morning prayer over the PA system and a big paddle in the principal's office called the "Helping Hand,") it was a lovely place to live. I did grow quite fond of the food, too fond, as a matter of fact. If I had stayed in SC, I'd probably weigh over 200 pounds by now, in addition to having lost several of my teeth and having "big hair" (shudder). Ah, but the food...You can take the girl from the pulled pork, but you can't take the pulled pork from the girl! Or the mac and cheese, or the sweet tea, or the corn bread, or the banana pudding...pardon me, I'm drooling.
This sinful beauty is comprised of fried onions, cole slaw, pulled pork, corn bread, and macaroni and cheese, all packed into a mason jar. Put some hot fudge and whipped cream on top of that baby and I'd never have to eat anything else in my life (except maybe bacon and french fries!)
To those of you out there who are thinking, "OMG, how could she possibly eat all of that?" I have your answer. Easily.
I've lived in the south all my life & have never heard of that combination in a jar. To each his or her own I guess, hope you have a great evening & a wonderful new year.
ReplyDeleteWow...I'm in awe. Aside from the pulled pork (I'm a vegetarian this week), I'm right there with you. If you sub the pork for french fries, it would be perfect. OMG I think I'll make this tomorrow. Mmmm....fat and cholesterol.
ReplyDeleteLove that Southern Pit Barbaque....
ReplyDeleteLove that Southern...fried catfish.
Love those Southern Fried Hushpuppies.
Only problem is ...I live in New England and seldom get to eat the above.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh, but S O O N!
Happy New Year!