Chef Paul Prudhomme's Seasoned America

    • Categories: Breakfast / brunch; American South; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: cornmeal; corn flour; butter; evaporated milk
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Notes about this book

  • PinchOfSalt on March 22, 2016

    this is the eBook edition

Notes about Recipes in this book

  • Pennsylvania Dutch cheese pie

    • billcranecos on November 12, 2022

      I've owned this cookbook since it first came out in the 90s, and it's produced many memorable dishes. This Pennsylvania Dutch Cheese Pie I cooked for the first time in 2022, and my wife immediately fell in love with the flavor. another winner from this book.

  • Buffalo chicken wings

    • SuzeBooze on August 31, 2014

      Make sure wings are at room temperature!

  • Mexican meatball soup (Sopa de albóndigas)

    • billcranecos on May 19, 2022

      This book has delivered so many good recipes for me. This one (which I had passed by for years) was another hit. A new favorite.

  • Vegetable beef soup

    • Maura on February 12, 2013

      Love this soup! Did not add the flour, wanted it more like a soup than stew. Added mushrooms.

  • Indiana Dutch cabbage rolls

    • swiand on January 20, 2026

      Really good meat stuffed cabbage rolls. Family enjoyed. Teenage daughter really liked it but my wife prefers Julie Sahni's Indian lemony meat stuffed cabbage rolls. Perhaps she fondly remembers our cooking class with Julie where she gave us inside tips while making that recipe.

  • West Virginia sweet and sour short ribs

    • swiand on October 19, 2025

      Nice change from our usual family bbq recipe and red wine short ribs. I enjoyed the spice rub but the best the family could say was that it was a nice change for short ribs.

  • Wyoming brisket barbecue

    • Hawky on November 03, 2014

      Knock your socks off oven-made barbecue. Hardest thing about this is putting together all the herbs and spices. Then the brisket lingers in the oven with only occasional minding. Definitely a weekend recipe as it takes several hours. Recommended.

  • Midtown meat loaf

    • matthew_2f5qwu on March 02, 2026

      Trust me, it is a winner. Not hot, but it is spicy. Makes very good sandwiches the next day.

  • Blueberry slump

    • KissTheCook on April 02, 2021

      Idea good and delicious, but would make two changes. 1) Cut the lemon/lime/vinegar in half, and 2) make sure dumplings are "thick like a biscuit dough" before adding to blueberries. Mine were more loose, hence flat dumplings. I would let dough sit for 5-10 min. to see it they thicken on their own; if they don't, add another TBS or so flour.

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  • ISBN 10 0062046888
  • ISBN 13 9780062046888
  • Published Mar 13 2012
  • Language English