30 Soul Food Recipes Only Grandmothers Over 60 Still Remember!
You think soul food was just fried chicken and collard greens passed down in Sunday kitchens? Think again. Black grandmothers over sixty carried recipes so rooted in survival and celebration that most have quietly vanished from modern tables. Here are 30 soul food recipes only grandmothers over 60 still remember.
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21 Comments
Which soul food recipe do you remember your grandmother making that few people seem to know today, and what memory of her, the kitchen, or that moment still lives with you now?
I have been looking for years for someone to understand what sweet potato pone is! It's not sweet potato pie. Does anyone have this recipe ir seen it on YouTube someone who really knows how to make sweet potato pone?
I’ll never forget my grandma’s candied yams — smelled like Christmas every time she made them. Nothing like it today.
Oxtail is good but very expensive Today.
Properly cooked. No raw meat.
🤩 Although I already know. But who really created our recipes?!! Since there's a bunch of hands that aren't ours, hmmm. Or, has the voice been stolen too??!! It is always us visually and someone else telling our stories. Or, our voice, but, with others inside the video. It was/still is labeled as trash/slave food, that we made into the best foor that everyone's now have their lil cooking shows about. Like we just arriving with cups & plates.
So sad can't find salt pork at the store I shop.
These old school soul food recipes were some of my favorites i grew up on neck bones and rice 😋 i remember that from grandma
I'm a woman from Southern Florida and we had a lot of thees meals it wasn't just soul food. My Grandmother reminded us of the depression.
Gorgeous 🎉🎉🎉❤
Why are you talking about Black Cooks🤣🤣🤣 and Showing White Hands 🤣🤣🤣
Yummy 😋 😋 😋
I cried watching this video. Every recipe I remember my great grandmother and great aunt making during any celebration and Sunday dinner. I myself cook several of these as comfort foods. My son doesn't like most of these because of food allergies.
Are these black recipes created by black grand mothers ??and now credit is being claimed by white hands!!!Just Asking!!!!
Sir,I still cook my collard greens with smoke neckbones,i love my build pigs feet,right by their selfs with hot sauce 😋 oh my goodness, I could go on,but I'm 66,Ha,and a white woman, so another of this not only was cook by black ladys,com,on now, 😂😂😂❤❤
who the heck had Beef Wellington-half done meat?!?!🧐
I am ready for some cracklin and fatt back. I am making a bean pie right now.
Now one can barely afford to buy any hamhocks 😮
Hog head the one I couldn't eat at all s and pig feet is s no for me
black grannys fried peaches and apples spices cinn,sugar pour lard crust bake sweet soul pie
collared green fried pork back ham hocks green okar onions salt pork
crackling corn bread eaten with pork beans black eye peas ,hoe cake extra sweet pancake mix cast iron skillet eaten fried egg sauage breakfast fried corn bread fried or cook down cabbage onions bell peppers neck bones am part white natvie and black we eat daily hog head cheese crackers good food
How can I, get the recipe for all of these foods.