Can you imagine a picnic with all these folks? It would be so much fun. The food would be amazing, the conversations would be hilarious, and it would be over way way too soon.
@@mollysanders9757 it's ok to wash it with a little bit of soap and a gentle, non-abrasive sponge. you can't soak it, put it in the dishwasher, or use harsh cleaning products and abrasive sponges, though.
@@donutnarwhal135 I deglaze it with boiling water when Im done cooking, then use hog fat cubes from my ice tray to coat it before I hang it on the wall. Had mine for over 60 years!
Pretty sure I once soaped a seasoned skillet when I was a kid and learning to wash dishes with perhaps too much zeal... my dad sat me down and gave me the detailed, scientific, chemical reasons why we do not. EVER. allow lipid-dissolving agents anywhere near the skillets, and I've been properly paranoid ever since. He taught me well. 😊
BTW boiled peanuts in a can were created for people from the South who live in northern states as a means to survive. My wife and I live in Alaska and that’s what we have.
There's been a few times I've actually seen the Southern rise up in my daughter. #1- the first time I took her to Bristol . I could see it building , eyes getting wide, scooting to the edge of her seat, wiping her hands on her shorts and veins in her neck dilating. Then it happened, a woman behind us stands up and yells for her favorite driver. My daughter responded by standing up and cheering for her favorite driver. I swear I expected her to take off her shirt and twirl it above her head with a loud WOOHOO. One of the best memories ever🤣
Water you can’t see the bottom of - OMG YES! Thats always my thing too, If I go down to Florida and the water is crystal clear I’m good, but if things are swimming against me and I can’t see what they are that’s a hell no!!!
Floridian here, better odds of a shark getting in clear water than a gator getting you in murky. Good rule of thumb in freshwater lots of people/noise keep the dangerous stuff away. In the ocean it attracts it.
“I have a fear of water I can’t see the bottom of” Me too! That’s called thalassaphobia. I grew up on islands (born in Bermuda and lived in cayman) and i would swim in the ocean all the time because it was crystal clear! Other than that I am terrified!
4:30 My mom lived in Daytona Beach the last 30 years. That was her expression for the 500, spring break, bike week and when the rest of us "snow birds" clogged up the roads.
The souls of your ancestors will be purged if you use soap on it. Clean it with steel wool, a LODGE certified scrubber or salt and reseason but don't EVER put SOAP on a cast iron skillet, especially if it's old.
@@lucylulusuperguru3487 but if you do all you gotta do is put it in the oven and wipe butter or bacon grease up into it, easy peasy. It's no big deal, just creates an extra step.
@@jordanhicks5131 I'm not one of those that does extra steps. My cast iron is way way old, I am not doing anything to mess up that seasoning that's taking years and years to get soaked into it.
They had to mention Pioneer because they were talking about Southern foods in this video and not real Southern banks like Renaissance and Carolina Bank.
I am a northern southerner. I was raised in the south by a northern mother. There are things I like about both and I get to pick and choose what to keep.😏
I enjoy this video. & black women with a southern accent is the cutest thing ever hear & seen . Y'all out there have a wonderful day & nite wherever y'all are in the🌎 world stay safe peace out 😊✌
Yeah, I live in New Mexico and found canned boiled peanuts at Walmart a couple weeks ago. I didn’t even think of buying them. That shouldn’t even be legal.
Head over to Waycross! Peanut man by the flash foods right down from the library, can't miss it! He makes so much money from those peanuts he has his neighbor tow his truck down to and back from his spot everyday. Peanut man lost his license... So now he don't drive :) I think that's literally the only job he has
I made the classic mistake of not checking the calendar and scheduling my wedding for the weekend of BOTH Bama's homecoming and Talladega when we lived in Northport, AL. The reception ended at 8 PM, yet we still almost missed our flight from Atlanta the next afternoon due to traffic.
When I fry chittlins I always save a handful to put in grits the next morning. I cook them at my camp so I can use spring water. Boil them and spoon foam off the top. Don’t put nothing in the first boil bit onions. When they quit foaming pour water out and boil again with fresh water and crab boil. When they are done lay them out and season with your favorite seasoning. Mix in half corn mill and four then fry them. I can’t explain how good they are but I grew up eating them.
Oh no, Diane! :o !!!!! NASCAR is very much a sport! Heavens be, some of those NASCAR guys are haaaawwwtttt! (faints in melodramatic Southern belle style, lol)
Got boiled peanuts a few months ago at a Race Track gas station---they had a kiosk inside the store with boiled peanuts---one regular the other spicy. Okay, them thangs is goooood. Hard to stop eating them. But I bought them on the side of the road in Florida. PEANUTS! Bodacious!
When I was in grade and high school we had a boot legger named Doodle. He put at least 3 grandchildren through Grambling State University. Just by doing that. Memories of the good old days.
Diane, I also don’t care for NASCAR, just a bunch of shine runners. My family has been in the Bristol area for a few hundred years. My sons called themselves “j crew rednecks” , they love nascar, but have great fashion sense, and you will never see them shirtless, with the number 3 shaved into their very,hairy, backs. Me, I love IRL! Every Memorial Day, I am glued to the tv, or the radio. I remember buying peaches off the big, trucks long side the road. The guys had just come back from Georgia. I don’t know what the big fuss is about boiled peanuts. When I saw Matt puttin a bag of p-nuts in a Coke, I do remember doin that. When I get to Heaven, I will have to sneek over to the northern side, so I can drink Pepsi. Can’t help it, but I love it. Pray for me
Not even from the South, but I had family who lived on the Mississippi in Iowa so we'd go to the river boat casinos before they permanently docked them and I remember going fishing with my uncle in his beat up in his tiny outboard boat. Good memories.
Assume by "Watercraft" on the Mississippi they were referring to sightseeing or excursion tours and not "personal" water craft. I can assure you nobody in South Louisiana would be crazy enough to go out for a fun day in an 18ft outboard to play chicken with oil tankers or a grain carriers. But if a car ferry counts then I've BTDT
Car ferries count, as would steamboats, canoes, barges, etc. I think they are just trying to exclude thing like casinos that are on the water but basically affixed to the land.
@@cisium1184 I think they were specifically excluding bridges, as that was mentioned in the video. I'm not sure if the casino barges count, or not. They used to have to be floating on the water, even though they could be permanently anchored and tied together with the portion that was built on land.
Diane, I am also not a racing fan. However, I went to the Indy 500 and I can tell you that being there is a whole different, amazing, experience. You should go to Talladegha as soon as you can.
The Mississippi starts in Minnesota. I was actually living in the North when I had the opportunity to ride a steamboat on the Mississippi. Never ate chiltlin's. Really big for North Carolina's A&T Homecoming. My mama taught me better than to skinny dip.
LOL!!! Ya'll say southern and all I think is Mexico! :) Lived in TN for a couple of years. GO VOLS! And I have had Chitlins. Family in Seattle bought a whole pig and cooked it right then and there. All was pretty cleaned and sausages were made. Have eaten boiled peanuts, but this was from a road stand in Mexico AND some that my grandma made out in the mountains from her own planting. They were amazing.
I was stationed at Scott AFB and our neighbors (also Air Force) were from deep south and their Grandmama lived with them. She made Chitlins for thanksgiving. I fixed up my plate and grabbed the hot sauce. They about dropped thier plates. I had to explain while I was BORN in Texas I was "raised" by Cajuns in the swamps of Alabama and Grandma Beasley made sure I KNEW HOW TO EAT RIGHT! I passed ALL my Air Force survival courses and taught my instructors a thing or two.
I have been to Talladega and the stories are so true. Not inclined to do that again but it's worth 1 visit. The only juke joint I've ever been to was in the middle of the bayou and the only way to get their was by boat. Fun but very sketchy all at the same time y'all.
Have stuck my toe in the Mississippi but never been on a boat on it. In fact, never been on any form of motorized boat. Rode jetskis, waverunners, been in several john boats and kayaked a bunch.
Avery the Cuban-American I live in NASCAR country. I’ve been to Wilkesboro, Martinsville and Bristol but have never been to Charlotte as I like short tracks more.
Been to juke joint, skinny dipped, been on the Mississippi, tailgated, never wanted to try chittlin’s, went to Daytona racetrack, have scrubbed cast iron with metal scrubber to remove burnt residue but no soap and always added grease after to preserve seasoning, personally do care for boiled peanuts but I still buy them for my daughter.
Heck yeah I've been on the Mississippi River in a watercraft!!! And we didn't kill ourselves in a 13 foot boston whaler! Totally drunk, off of downtown Memphis! Went to a sand bar on the Arkansas side and built a bonfire, no less! That current is no joke...and there were entire trees floating in it. Boy were we stupid...
I went to high school in Darlington, SC and Nascar was still coming 'round twice a year. Darlington is TINY! So on the race weekends, I didn't leave my house. I lived less than one mile from the track and heard EVERYTHING... ugh
If chitin's the same as what's in menudo?? Then yes, I went on a culinary journey, tried one bite of intestines in menudo. Has the most sad face. Can't stand intestines yet love love love menudo juice with garbanzo beans and fresh lime juice and homemade corn tortillas to dip in. It's so good, I feel like I'm in love :) -A
Noooo! A JUKE joint was a bar, small or popular hangout that had a JUKEBOX. These smaller places couldn't afford bands but people would put coins in the machine to play their fav. record and dance to the Jukebox. Later they even had mini versions where you could put your coin in and select your song right from your restaurant booth. Time to Southern up, y'all.
Raised in South Carolina, live in Oklahoma now. Have bought the canned boiled peanuts a few times when the craving gets too strong because there's just nowhere here to get the real thing! 😕🥜
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Eric & Diane need their own show...they're precious!
Can you imagine a picnic with all these folks? It would be so much fun. The food would be amazing, the conversations would be hilarious, and it would be over way way too soon.
Or a tailgate!
Add a little moonshine and I guarantee there'd be a lot of hilarity had.
Everytime I watch these I think "I wish these people lived in my small town." I miss friendly people. And I live in Central Texas.
@Occam’s Razor Chitlins are good... Cookin chitlins is bad. Stanks up the whole house.
Occam’s Razor I need me some chiltliens.
Can Eric and Diane have their own adventure show after all this craziness ends. I’d love to see them doing the things they haven’t done yet.
Yes please!
I’d watch that show!!
O man that would be great
need to do its a southern thing road trip with eric and diane
Yes!!!
Sho do!!
I would like it, but it has exactly 100 likes and I don't wanna mess it up
nevermind it has 101 likes so I can like it now
Absolutely!
Diane and eric are gonna have some adventures together after the quarantine/ social distancing😂
Definitely😂
Eric who?
The Viking dude?
Yup
My mom head the question "have you ever washed a cast iron skillet" and screamed who's trying to wash my damn skillet
🤣
I flipped when my ex- roommate from Oregon used & washed my 🍳!! She almost for evicted!!!
@@mollysanders9757 it's ok to wash it with a little bit of soap and a gentle, non-abrasive sponge. you can't soak it, put it in the dishwasher, or use harsh cleaning products and abrasive sponges, though.
@@donutnarwhal135 I deglaze it with boiling water when Im done cooking, then use hog fat cubes from my ice tray to coat it before I hang it on the wall. Had mine for over 60 years!
So anything other than soap just ruins the cast iron skillet? Im kinda lost on why you can't wash a skillet
I was today years old when I learned that people boil peanuts.
-- A Northerner
Oh taht explaisn why I dint find any when I visited my uncle up north
They can be fried also (like still in the shell). I love boiled peanuts!!! :)
@@SamBrickell I never heard of fried peanuts, either! 😮
Ya and we eat them to
So you’ve never had boiled peanuts have you
Pretty sure I once soaped a seasoned skillet when I was a kid and learning to wash dishes with perhaps too much zeal... my dad sat me down and gave me the detailed, scientific, chemical reasons why we do not. EVER. allow lipid-dissolving agents anywhere near the skillets, and I've been properly paranoid ever since. He taught me well. 😊
She nailed it with "just enough dirt"
Boiled peanuts don’t have dirt on them
BTW boiled peanuts in a can were created for people from the South who live in northern states as a means to survive. My wife and I live in Alaska and that’s what we have.
I'm sorry. 😔
When the blonde (I think her name is Blake) said "I'm disappointing in general," I was like, "GIRL, SAME!!!"😂😂😂
Same! 😂
Uh-uh, if your chitlins still have "stuff" in them, they weren't cleaned properly. You can't eat just anybody's chitlins.
Found that out the hard way! Ew!
@@MJAP123 We had them both ways. My Mama cleaned them thoroughly either way. You have to know what your doing.
@@MJAP123 poor hogs!
If you watch mukbangers and ASMR , eating pig and cow intestines is common with the Asian communities. There are restaurants that specialize in them.
I’m not eating that mess at all gross
My Dad heard her say that nascar isn't a sport. I swear I the firey pits of hell flash in his eyes
Blessings From Texas 🤠
I agree with Diane! Nascar may not be a sport in my mind, but those who like it, do you!
Its a motorsport. Not a regular sport. Mud racing = motorsport, Mud Wrastlin'= sport! See the difference😎
Robert Bailey, I get it, but I never mentioned it being a "regular sport". I just didnt mention it was a motorsport. But think what you like.
Diane cracks me up!!
When I was a youngin, a juke joint was a shady bar that had a juke box.
Yep, there was one I got dragged to a few times, that place had liquor by the drink long before it was legal.
'They'll kill you for that.'
HELL YEAH, DOWN HERE THEY WILL. LMAO
I will say this as meany time as i can: I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!
There's been a few times I've actually seen the Southern rise up in my daughter. #1- the first time I took her to Bristol . I could see it building , eyes getting wide, scooting to the edge of her seat, wiping her hands on her shorts and veins in her neck dilating. Then it happened, a woman behind us stands up and yells for her favorite driver. My daughter responded by standing up and cheering for her favorite driver. I swear I expected her to take off her shirt and twirl it above her head with a loud WOOHOO. One of the best memories ever🤣
Water you can’t see the bottom of - OMG YES! Thats always my thing too, If I go down to Florida and the water is crystal clear I’m good, but if things are swimming against me and I can’t see what they are that’s a hell no!!!
Floridian here, better odds of a shark getting in clear water than a gator getting you in murky. Good rule of thumb in freshwater lots of people/noise keep the dangerous stuff away. In the ocean it attracts it.
“I have a fear of water I can’t see the bottom of”
Me too! That’s called thalassaphobia. I grew up on islands (born in Bermuda and lived in cayman) and i would swim in the ocean all the time because it was crystal clear! Other than that I am terrified!
4:30 My mom lived in Daytona Beach the last 30 years. That was her expression for the 500, spring break, bike week and when the rest of us "snow birds" clogged up the roads.
After scrubbing, a cast iron skillet only needs to be reseasoned, that's all. The magic doesn't disappear.
The souls of your ancestors will be purged if you use soap on it. Clean it with steel wool, a LODGE certified scrubber or salt and reseason but don't EVER put SOAP on a cast iron skillet, especially if it's old.
@@lucylulusuperguru3487 but if you do all you gotta do is put it in the oven and wipe butter or bacon grease up into it, easy peasy. It's no big deal, just creates an extra step.
@@jordanhicks5131 I'm not one of those that does extra steps. My cast iron is way way old, I am not doing anything to mess up that seasoning that's taking years and years to get soaked into it.
Come on, don’t use soap or steel wool. Use salt or baking soda if you gotta scrub, with a *plastic* scrubby. Be gentle with your grandma’s stuff!
My grandpa taught me how to boil peanuts. I still haven’t tasted any better, not even my own.
Diane and Eric need a video all to themselves of doing everything that she "ain't never done".
Happy mother's day y'all
Diane, I'm with you on NASCAR.
I literally stopped talking to a girl for putting my grandma’s cast iron skillet in a dishwasher.
Justified.
Do metal skillets count or is it just cast iron skillets?
Ahhhhhhh nooooooooooo
@@dragonweyr44 Cast iron. In the south Cast Iron is holy! You mess up someone's skillet you best head North!
@@lucylulusuperguru3487 I've never owned a cast iron skillet before
Where's renaissance bank? What's going on around here y'all?
They had to mention Pioneer because they were talking about Southern foods in this video and not real Southern banks like Renaissance and Carolina Bank.
I am a northern southerner. I was raised in the south by a northern mother. There are things I like about both and I get to pick and choose what to keep.😏
Waving from The Bahamas. We are only like 50 miles off the coast of Florida; so we have a lot in common :)
Johnny cake in the skillet with boiled fish 👍🏾👍🏾
I enjoy this video. & black women with a southern accent is the cutest thing ever hear & seen . Y'all out there have a wonderful day & nite wherever y'all are in the🌎 world stay safe peace out 😊✌
Yeah, I live in New Mexico and found canned boiled peanuts at Walmart a couple weeks ago. I didn’t even think of buying them. That shouldn’t even be legal.
Only can boil't pnuts should be in is the perforated coffee can you use to dip'em out of the pot.
All gas station boiled peanuts come from the can FYI
Brittnee Brice Roadside stands are the best.
@@SinksYourBoat Yes ! Best I had ever found, was South Mississippi... (& LA)
olvinyldude Agreed! Best I can remember having was somewhere southeast of Laurel MS!
Warner Robins GA had the best peanut man, who sadly passed away a few years ago.
I was thinking about him this whole time! 😭😎 Off 247 yes ma'am!
I miss that man! 😭😭😭 He ALWAYS had The Best boiled peanuts!
Head over to Waycross! Peanut man by the flash foods right down from the library, can't miss it! He makes so much money from those peanuts he has his neighbor tow his truck down to and back from his spot everyday. Peanut man lost his license... So now he don't drive :) I think that's literally the only job he has
I want an Eric and Diane on the road show. XD
Some of the folks need to up their game. I grew up in NH and still managed to do most of these, including watercraft, juke joints & chitlins.
You guys have to make Granny get out more. 😂
We didn't have juke joints, but we did have speakeasies and honkytonks...did me plenty of dancing as a teenager.
I thought a juke joint was a place that played music through a juke box.
This was just extra delightful!
Thank you for representing the Magic City Classic!
When I was younger, we called it “goin’ jukin’”. I have been to several juke joints.
The point of NASCAR is so people who like a lot of alcohol have something that is easy to follow when their hammered
My life flashed before my eyes at the cast iron skillet one.
I made the classic mistake of not checking the calendar and scheduling my wedding for the weekend of BOTH Bama's homecoming and Talladega when we lived in Northport, AL. The reception ended at 8 PM, yet we still almost missed our flight from Atlanta the next afternoon due to traffic.
When I fry chittlins I always save a handful to put in grits the next morning. I cook them at my camp so I can use spring water. Boil them and spoon foam off the top. Don’t put nothing in the first boil bit onions. When they quit foaming pour water out and boil again with fresh water and crab boil. When they are done lay them out and season with your favorite seasoning. Mix in half corn mill and four then fry them. I can’t explain how good they are but I grew up eating them.
My favorite channel!
Oh no, Diane! :o !!!!! NASCAR is very much a sport! Heavens be, some of those NASCAR guys are haaaawwwtttt! (faints in melodramatic Southern belle style, lol)
When they asked about washing a cast iron skillet, I was like oh no no no.
i've used pioneer! i will buy more in the future. love seeing all these guys!!!!
Them Pioneer gravies are good and easy to make. I like em all!
This episode is truly hilarious 😂
I'm was born, raised, and still live in ga. I agree with Diane about NASCAR.
I’m with Diane! Lol only tailgating I done is opening the tailgate on the truck and eatin whatever junk food we packed 😂
Bless your heart
I was a cop in Monroe,Louisiana for a few years, been to many a "juke Joint",Usually for the weekly shooting or brawl!
I did not know what chitlins were... so thanks for that!
Got boiled peanuts a few months ago at a Race Track gas station---they had a kiosk inside the store with boiled peanuts---one regular the other spicy. Okay, them thangs is goooood. Hard to stop eating them.
But I bought them on the side of the road in Florida.
PEANUTS! Bodacious!
When I was in grade and high school we had a boot legger named Doodle. He put at least 3 grandchildren through Grambling State University. Just by doing that. Memories of the good old days.
Diane, I also don’t care for NASCAR, just a bunch of shine runners. My family has been in the Bristol area for a few hundred years. My sons called themselves “j crew rednecks” , they love nascar, but have great fashion sense, and you will never see them shirtless, with the number 3 shaved into their very,hairy, backs. Me, I love IRL! Every Memorial Day, I am glued to the tv, or the radio. I remember buying peaches off the big, trucks long side the road. The guys had just come back from Georgia. I don’t know what the big fuss is about boiled peanuts. When I saw Matt puttin a bag of p-nuts in a Coke, I do remember doin that. When I get to Heaven, I will have to sneek over to the northern side, so I can drink Pepsi. Can’t help it, but I love it. Pray for me
Not even from the South, but I had family who lived on the Mississippi in Iowa so we'd go to the river boat casinos before they permanently docked them and I remember going fishing with my uncle in his beat up in his tiny outboard boat. Good memories.
Assume by "Watercraft" on the Mississippi they were referring to sightseeing or excursion tours and not "personal" water craft. I can assure you nobody in South Louisiana would be crazy enough to go out for a fun day in an 18ft outboard to play chicken with oil tankers or a grain carriers. But if a car ferry counts then I've BTDT
Car ferries count, as would steamboats, canoes, barges, etc. I think they are just trying to exclude thing like casinos that are on the water but basically affixed to the land.
I've never been on a watercraft but I've walked across the Mississippi on the Chain of Rocks Bridge... which is pretty cool.
There's nothing southern about just being on the Mississippi in a watercraft. My uncle did it in Minnesota last week.
@@explosionsandstuff7787 its to dangerous in La due to the number of ships and tugboats. Definitely not a southern thing
@@cisium1184 I think they were specifically excluding bridges, as that was mentioned in the video. I'm not sure if the casino barges count, or not. They used to have to be floating on the water, even though they could be permanently anchored and tied together with the portion that was built on land.
On the Mississippi river in a ferry that ran from Tennessee to Arkansas just south of Memphis around 1970
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I learned how to swim in the Mississippi XD we would go out on a pontoon almost every weekend.
369K subs wow, I remember when they were at 30K a couple years ago
Diane, I am also not a racing fan. However, I went to the Indy 500 and I can tell you that being there is a whole different, amazing, experience. You should go to Talladegha as soon as you can.
I've been on a paddleboat on the Mississippi . I think it was called the Mississippi Queen . Out of New Orleans years ago . It was pretty cool
I have been to a juke joint, on a riverboat on Mississippi , in New Orleon's, skinny dipped in water in a swamp😀
The Mississippi starts in Minnesota. I was actually living in the North when I had the opportunity to ride a steamboat on the Mississippi. Never ate chiltlin's. Really big for North Carolina's A&T Homecoming. My mama taught me better than to skinny dip.
LOL!!! Ya'll say southern and all I think is Mexico! :) Lived in TN for a couple of years. GO VOLS! And I have had Chitlins. Family in Seattle bought a whole pig and cooked it right then and there. All was pretty cleaned and sausages were made. Have eaten boiled peanuts, but this was from a road stand in Mexico AND some that my grandma made out in the mountains from her own planting. They were amazing.
I don't think nascar's a sport either Diane! It's like watching rats on a wheel. Lol
I’ve been to tailgates at games and country concerts (Tennessee and Michigan)
I lived on the frozen Mississippi for 30 years in MN…
I was stationed at Scott AFB and our neighbors (also Air Force) were from deep south and their Grandmama lived with them. She made Chitlins for thanksgiving. I fixed up my plate and grabbed the hot sauce. They about dropped thier plates. I had to explain while I was BORN in Texas I was "raised" by Cajuns in the swamps of Alabama and Grandma Beasley made sure I KNEW HOW TO EAT RIGHT! I passed ALL my Air Force survival courses and taught my instructors a thing or two.
My dad use to make boiled peanuts, he even had Miranda Lambert buy from him.
I have been to Talladega and the stories are so true. Not inclined to do that again but it's worth 1 visit. The only juke joint I've ever been to was in the middle of the bayou and the only way to get their was by boat. Fun but very sketchy all at the same time y'all.
Have stuck my toe in the Mississippi but never been on a boat on it. In fact, never been on any form of motorized boat. Rode jetskis, waverunners, been in several john boats and kayaked a bunch.
Heyyyyyyyyyy ya'll you can get boiled peanuts at Trade day!
Edit: this video came out 10 mons ago and I didn't notice, my notifications aren't working
According to the date above, this video just came out today (05/10/20). Did they re-upload it?
My dad got me into Nascar but I've never been to a live race. However I want to go to Talladega and Daytona to see a race. Peanuts are so good
Avery the Cuban-American I live in NASCAR country. I’ve been to Wilkesboro, Martinsville and Bristol but have never been to Charlotte as I like short tracks more.
Boiled peanuts...They're also good to buy at Trade Day ya'll.
Yes
Callie makes me swoon.
I was traveling through an alligator reservation and bought some alligator jerky
I make my own boiled peanuts. Delicious!
Been to juke joint, skinny dipped, been on the Mississippi, tailgated, never wanted to try chittlin’s, went to Daytona racetrack, have scrubbed cast iron with metal scrubber to remove burnt residue but no soap and always added grease after to preserve seasoning, personally do care for boiled peanuts but I still buy them for my daughter.
Mississippi River? It's the Chattahoochee for me, I've been on many watetcrafts in my River...😂👌
Heck yeah I've been on the Mississippi River in a watercraft!!! And we didn't kill ourselves in a 13 foot boston whaler! Totally drunk, off of downtown Memphis! Went to a sand bar on the Arkansas side and built a bonfire, no less! That current is no joke...and there were entire trees floating in it. Boy were we stupid...
Pioneer thing is good for a quickly done dinner for the fam on the cheap
I went to high school in Darlington, SC and Nascar was still coming 'round twice a year. Darlington is TINY! So on the race weekends, I didn't leave my house. I lived less than one mile from the track and heard EVERYTHING... ugh
If you have eaten chitlins that are not clean?!!! Bless your heart and stomach and Thank you God...you lived.
If chitin's the same as what's in menudo?? Then yes, I went on a culinary journey, tried one bite of intestines in menudo. Has the most sad face. Can't stand intestines yet love love love menudo juice with garbanzo beans and fresh lime juice and homemade corn tortillas to dip in. It's so good, I feel like I'm in love :) -A
Noooo! A JUKE joint was a bar, small or popular hangout that had a JUKEBOX. These smaller places couldn't afford bands but people would put coins in the machine to play their fav. record and dance to the Jukebox. Later they even had mini versions where you could put your coin in and select your song right from your restaurant booth.
Time to Southern up, y'all.
Raised in South Carolina, live in Oklahoma now. Have bought the canned boiled peanuts a few times when the craving gets too strong because there's just nowhere here to get the real thing! 😕🥜
Oh I’ll be at the Classic this year!
Never been to Talladega but it's bucket listed
Howdy from Missouri
Jerry Clower said there are 2 kinds of chitlins: hand-flung & stump-whooped.
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