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Kardea Brown Introduces a Lesser-Known Traditional Gullah Lowcountry Dish, Limpin’ Susan #chefrecipes #limpinsusan #southernrecipes https://parade.com/recipes/kardea-brown-limpin-susan

This dish dates back centuries in the Lowcountry. It was introduced by West African enslaved people in the coastal regions of the south. Slaves would make large pots of rice with beans to hold them over while they worked in the fields. As time progressed, the meal became a symbol of wealth on New Year’s Day.

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The South Carolina chef shares a bright and tasty side or main dish

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Can a side dish really be a star? As Kardea Brown shows us with her craveable Southern recipes on Delicious Miss Brown, you can elevate any dish with a touch of heart, respect for tradition, quality ingredients — and her distinct and delicious penchant for making comfort-food classics her own. That’s where these delectable pan-fried collard greens come in. Watch Delicious Miss Brown and stream Live and On Demand on the new Global TV App, and on STACKTV. Food Network Canada is also available…

Food Network's Kardea Brown specializes in contemporary southern cuisine, and her house seasoning is just what your pantry needs.

A rich and creamy seafood bisque made with tender shrimp, crab meat, and a flavorful base of vegetables, broth, and cream. Perfect for a comforting appetizer or main dish, garnished with fresh herbs.

Kardea Brown is out to give her Aunt TC a run for her money as she prepares her famous Lemon-Lime Soda Cake.

Kardea Brown's smoky red rice recipe is tried and true and easy to make at home.