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Tangy Buttermilk Pie

How buttermilk, vinegar, and graham crackers could create something so phenomenal, I simply don’t know.

Brown Butter–Buttermilk Cake

Brown butter and all the bits (the dark brown caramelized parts at the bottom of the pot) get swirled into a thick buttermilk batter and then iced with even more brown-butter business.

Sour Cream and Chive Mashed Potatoes

This year I was hoping for a giant bowl of mashed potatoes that tasted like the inside of a twice-baked potato, which is to say very tangy and full of chives, and that’s exactly correct here.

Cornbread

If you believe cornbread, like any other quick-bread-type delicacy, should have just enough sugar to balance out the salt, baked in whatever the hell you have on hand, then I think you’re going to absolutely love it.

Extra Coconut Cake

Coconut cakes are, by definition, extra. They should be tall and fuzzy like an obnoxious angora sweater. Part of the charm of the coconut cake is in the layering—I’m a big fan of slicing each layer of cake horizontally to expose the inside, which then gets covered in frosting.

Luckiest Biscuits in America

Biscuit making is a practice, a recipe you begin to feel rather than follow. They’ll only get better every time you make them

Summer Wedge

A brighter, fresher wedge in the summer? Heaven on earth. Use the small, ripe tomatoes and serve alongside all your summer meals.

Creamy Buttermilk Potatoes

My favorite way to make mashed potatoes—a little lumpy, very creamy, lots of butter, some buttermilk for tang, and lots of black pepper and chives.

Spicy Fried Chicken

This is a This chicken can just be "regular" if you decide to leave out the hot sauce and cayenne. Alternatively, it can be made "extremely hot" by increasing the amount of either ingredient (not sure? can always serve hot sauce on the side). description.

Blue Cheese Dip

If you’re looking for more game day snacks, this is an ideal dip for all your cold, crisp vegetables.