3 Comforting Stews from Michael W. Twitty’s New Cookbook
Just in time for sweater weather, snag three comforting Southern stew recipes from celebrated chef and culinary historian Michael W. Twitty's newest book, "Recipes from the American South." Image: Nico Schinco
Celebrated chef, James Beard Award-winning author, and culinary historian Michael W. Twitty released his latest cookbook this month — Recipes from the American South. To celebrate, we’re sharing three hearty, soulful recipes from the book, perfect for cozying up in the coming weeks: Michael’s chicken and dumplings, catfish stew, and red beans and rice. Dig in!
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Chicken and Dumplings
This recipe calls for a whole chicken and homemade dumplings, but if you’ve never made chicken and dumplings at home … it’s SO much easier than you think. The hardest part is being patient while the chicken slow-simmers until it’s perfectly tender. Snag Michael’s recipe HERE.
PinGet Michael’s recipe for homemade chicken and dumplings HERE. Image: Nico Schinco
Catfish Stew
Packed with chopped veggies, this tomato-based stew is satisfying but surprisingly light. Its hearty, comforting quality comes from two rich homemade seasoning blends, streaky bacon, and, of course, plenty of catfish. Learn to make it at home HERE.
PinLearn to recreate this light-but-satisfying catfish stew HERE. Image: Nico Schinco
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Red Beans and Rice
“Prepared in the days when kitchens and laundries shared the same building, this was the set-it-and-forget-it dish of the antebellum work week,”says Michael. Inexpensive, easy to prepare, and undeniably comforting, red beans and rice is still a Southern favorite today. Get Michael’s recipe HERE.
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Alissa Harb is StyleBlueprint's Managing Editor, based in Nashville. A lifelong Tennessee native, Alissa has over 14 years of experience in digital media and loves writing about food, travel, and entertaining. She is a lover of dogs, true crime, and ordering for the table.
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