It's supposed to be a no phone day, but one time. She is real seldom seen, but the leader of this pack. We love you, Mamadip! #mamadip #happymothersday
Today would’ve been Mama Dip’s 95th birthday. This is a picture of me and Mama Dip...Ms. Mildred Council. We met back in 2001 when both of our restuarants were featured in a Food Network road show. And, we have been friends ever since. She has been one of my inspirations in this cooking game of ours. Mama Dip’s restaurant opened in November 1976 and is still very popular today. Mildred Council, better known as “Mama Dip,” started and owns the restaurant. Mama Dip’s cooking and life story have earned her a large fan base beyond the community of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She opened the restaurant with $64: $40 for food and $24 to make change. The morning’s profits were used to fund lunch, and the lunch profits to make dinner. At the end of the day, Mama Dip took home $135 and the rest is history. Mama Dip learned to cook by watching her family members and is famous for her “dump” cooking style. Dump cooking involves no recipes, just measure by eye, feel, taste, and testing. We lost Mama Dip in 2018. But her wonderful legacy lives on. If you happen to be in Chapel Hill, do yourself a favor and go visit her family’s wonderful restaurant. #lulaandsadies #realfood #lakewood #bullcity #bullcityfood #durham #mamadip
These are a few of my favorite things. 🎄 🎅🏾 🤶🏾 It’s my niece fibbing to Santa about being “nice.” @datboikeem 🖤 🤶🏾 🎄 And if @deniminthedmv is an example of how our future 👶🏾 will be showered with love and gifts because Auntie @nateversxo showed alllllll the way out on your boy! 🖤 🐾 🤶🏾 🎅🏾 🎄 Does anyone remember #mamadip in Chapel Hill? I’m making her greens, pray for em! Gonna lay here, Wrapped up like the present I am, reading and watching these BET Chris’mas movies til it’s dinner time. 🎄 Question, What’s your favorite part of the holiday? 🎄 Enjoy it! Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Tonya Council (@tonyaccouncil), granddaughter of the late Mildred “Mama Dip” Council, is carrying the torch for her family. Mama Dip’s well-known baking and original recipes will live on through Council’s new bakery, Tonya’s Cookies (@tonyascookieco) 🍪 With her family’s roots in Chapel Hill, Tonya felt it was important to bring her passion back to the place that sparked it. “I wanted to open the shop where I grew up. Chapel Hill has seen a lot of growth and we have a lot of customers in Chapel Hill. I decided it was time to bring it back home.” Tap the link in bio for the full story. // #BlackOwnedBusiness #MamaDip #TonyasCookies
Whether you say pee-can or peh-kahn, this cookbook contains the very best Pecan Pie recipe ever in the history of the universe. I will fight you if you say otherwise. "Mama Dip's Kitchen" by Mildred Council. #pecanpie #mamadip #mildredcouncil #cookbookaholic
Breakfast at the legendary #VirliesGrill in Pittsboro, NC, then to @mama_dips for lunch. My cousin Britt and his wife knew #MamaDip!
#chapelhillnc #seniors #grandma #grandmadip #mamadip #resturant
Today would’ve been Mama Dip’s 94th birthday. This is a picture of me and Mama Dip...Ms. Mildred Council. We met back in 2001 when both of our restaurants were featured in a Food Network road show. And, we have been friends ever since. She has been one of my inspirations in this cooking game of ours. Mama Dip's restaurant opened in November 1976 and is still very popular today. Mildred Council, better known as “Mama Dip,” started and owns the restaurant. Mama Dip’s cooking and life story have earned her a large fan base beyond the community of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She opened the restaurant with $64: $40 for food and $24 to make change. The morning’s profits were used to fund lunch, and the lunch profits to make dinner. At the end of the day, Mama Dip took home $135 and the rest is history. Mama Dip learned to cook by watching her family members and is famous for her “dump” cooking style. Dump cooking involves no recipes, just measure by eye, feel, taste, and testing. We lost Mama Dip in 2018. But her wonderful legacy lives on. . . . #lulaandsadies #realfood #lakewood #bullcity #bullcityfood #durham #mamadip
Join Project Threadways and Alabama Chanin on Thursday, August 25 for a Friends of the Café dinner featuring chef Spring Council of Mama Dip’s Kitchen (@mama_dips). A celebration of family and heritage, Mama Dip’s Kitchen was founded in 1976 by Spring’s mother, Mildred Council. Spring is also a writer and shares her journey at Collards + Caviar (@collardsandcaviar). All proceeds will benefit Project Threadways. Tickets include guest speakers, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, a full-course dinner, and wine pairings, held at The Factory at Alabama Chanin. Find more details and buy tickets at the #linkinbio. Photograph courtesy of @collardsandcaviar. #projectthreadways #friendsofthecafe #mamadipskitchen #mamadip #collardsandcaviar
Got some more cook books and this one is signed! #mamadip #cookbook #mildredcouncil
Never posted this commission I did for @a_delvecc ! Thank for trusting me with your gift and I can’t wait to work with you again! . . . #commission #portrait #traditionalartist #digitalartist #traditionalart #digitalart #painting #commissionpainting #commissionedpainting #mamadips #mamadipskitchen #mamadip
It's still surreal to see my name in magazines, but esepcially when it's next to @Oprah! #WomensHistoryMonth
#REPOST @mama_dips with @get__repost__app Mildred Edna Cotton Council #mamadip #author #chef ever thought she called herself a cook. #mother #restaurantuer #legacy #mamadipskitchen #love #repostandroid #repostw10
Mildred Edna Cotton Council #mamadip #author #chef ever thought she called herself a cook. #mother #restaurantuer #legacy #mamadipskitchen #love
Council, known as “Mama Dip,” opened a restaurant in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in 1976. The Chatham County native’s homestyle, country cooking by taste piqued the interest and favor of the New York Times, leading to cookbooks Mama Dip’s Kitchen and Mama Dip’s Family Cookbook. Each week we share the story of an African American culinary hero from our Legacy Quilt, telling the often overlooked history of the countless Black farmers, chefs, food and drink producers, who have laid the foundation for American food culture. The Quilt is part of our upcoming exhibition, "African/American: Making the Nation's Table." Quilt block made digitally possible by Q Affect Photography LLC. #mofad #foodisculture #quilts #quiltsofinstagram #northcarolina #foodhistory #mamadip
There’s no place like #home for the #holidays! #MamaDip was a fixture in the #ChapelHill community and her granddaughter @tonyaccouncil has an amazing #cookie shop @shopcrabtree called #tonyascookies. Do yourself a favor and check this place out! #saltedcaramel #chocolatechip #whitechocolatemacadamia
Every year growing up for Halloween, my mom made life size models of all your favorite monsters and posted them on our lawn. There was Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolfman, The Mummy, zombies, bats, ghosts....The list goes on. People would travel from neighboring towns just to come and take pictures. Now that I have a yard, I begin the continuation of her legacy on a much smaller scale, but with just as much love. Love you Mom! #HappyHalloween kiddies. Stay safe out there! #mamadip #creative #artist #monster #Halloween #2021 #Holiday #decorations #outdoor #lifestyle
Mrs. Mildred Council was a chef, restaurateur, and cookbook. author based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She started her restaurant Mama Dip's Kitchen in 1976 with $64 and built into a restaurant and cookbook empire still inspiring and nourishing people today. Her family is carrying on her legacy and you can check out the brilliant @erikajcouncil and her company @bombbiscuitatl to see how the Council legacy is continuing. #BlackCulinaryHistory #MildredCouncil #MamaDip #SoulFood #BlackRestaurants
Y’all probably have figured out that I’m a fan of plain, Southern country cooking. 🤣 In fact, I’m fierce in my preference for the Southern cooking that came from very blue collar, cotton mill worker, sharecropper families. Or another way to say that is the cooking of poor families. The author of the cookbooks you see today had humble, poor beginnings. Mildred Cotton Council, known as Mama Dip, was born in 1929 in Chatham County, NC, the granddaughter of slaves. She took over cooking for her family when she was 9. Because she never had measuring cups/spoons in her kitchen, she measured by feel, the way she had been taught by her father (her mother had passed away), and called her cooking “dump cooking.” She measured ingredients in her hands and then dumped them into the pot. Her cooking was/is so good that she started a restaurant in Chapel Hill, NC. Later, she wrote the two cookbooks but provided exact measurements. The food she served in her restaurant is the same food she grew up on and prepared for her family, the same food that is in her cookbooks. Look at the picture of what she considered essential for her kitchen; that picture is from her second cookbook, Mama Dip’s Family Cookbook. Mrs. Council passed away in 2018, but her children continue to run her restaurant -Mama Dip’s- in Chapel Hill. Her cookbooks are available through the restaurant and on Amazon. Oh, why was she called Mama Dip? Dip is her childhood nickname. She was tall -6’2”, so she could reach to the bottom of the rain barrel to dip out water. She was one incredible lady. I’m so glad she left us her recipes -recipes for making REAL Southern food. 😊 #SouthernCooking #MamaDip #CountryCooking #OldFashionedCooking #lifeinthecountry #lifeinalittlecountryhome #alittlehomeplace
Showing some family love with this #tbt. Missing her every single day. #mamadip #family #tonyacouncil
A celebration of Mother's Day is a celebration of love, life, hope, and giving. Most of my family entered the hospitality industry because of this woman right here, and every holiday that passes without her is difficult. Remembering, cherishing, and of course- celebrating the mamas in my family today. Wishing all of you a beautiful holiday! #tonyacouncil #mamadip #familyovereverything #mothersday2021
The House That Mama Built. Southernliving.com May 2019 Issue. Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards. Heard Mama Dip built a house decades ago that even the 3 little Pigs can’t blow down. Her daughters and granddaughters still carrying on her legacy through cooking. Just try Mama’s Rum Cake. Let’s just say...them girls can cook!
I made this delicious banana bread from a recipe by Mama Dip. Check out her cookbook, Mama Dip's Kitchen, that is filled with great traditional southern recipes. #nonuts #mamadip #mildredcouncil @mama_dips #bananabreadrecipe
No one could make apple turnovers like the amazing Southern cook Mildred Council, aka Mama Dip. In one of her last interviews before her death at age 89 in May of 2018, Mama Dip shared with us how she opened her Chapel Hill restaurant to rave reviews, even catching the attention of presidents and celebrities. She made several trips to the White House and earned quite the reputation as a pillar of Southern cooking. • That day, Mama Dip taught #homenc host @heatherburgiss how to make her yummy apple turnovers. Head to our story for a link to the recipe.
ERIKA COUNCIL AND THOSE AMAZING BISCUITS. You know we can’t wrap this @southernsouffle Bitter Southerner Instagram Feature without talking about Erika’s biscuits. I asked her how Bomb Biscuits got its name. “Uh...these biscuits are the bomb!,” she said laughing. PERFECT NAME. Anyway, if you live in Atlanta, check out @bombbiscuitatl for delivery + order dates. Note: Erika also makes heavenly jams ~ for instance, the peach preserves are made with @pearsonfarmga peaches. (So good.) You can also order Erika’s summer pies. ♥️ As you’ve seen today this is a story of multiple generations of strong smart beautiful black women who are also culinary superstars. ♥️ Erika, thank you for sharing your stories with us. We admire you so much. We really wish we could have met Mama Dip. ♥️ And @fueltheppl, thank you for inspiring us. Please keep up the good work supporting all those on the front lines fighting for racial justice. ♥️ The @bittersoutherner loves y’all. If you’re just settling into your weekend and still don’t know why #Juneteenth is important, we invite you again to read our story today. The link is in our profile. ♥️ #erikacouncil #southernsouffle #bombbiscuits #biscuits #grandmother #mamadip #grandmothergeraldine #chapelhill #fuelthepeople #aseatatthistable #bittersoutherner #bsinstagramfeature #juneteenth
ERIKA COUNCIL ON HER GRANDMOTHER. Often when reading about women who helped shape southern foodways, we hear about the phenomenal Edna Lewis. However, there were many other African American women and men that paved the way, one being my grandmother. Mildred “Mama Dip” Council was a restaurant entrepreneur, cookbook author, mentor and philanthropist in her community and beyond. Millions have made the pilgrimage to Chapel Hill, N.C to eat at Mama Dip’s Kitchen and fill up on the glory that was her pecan pies and crispy fried chicken. Raised on a farm in Chatham County N.C, my grandmother earned the nickname “Dip” from her brothers and sisters because she was tall enough to take the gourd dippers and dip out water from the well in the yard. Mildred learned to cook using the “Dump Method”, Dumping cooking is when you cook by feel and taste rather than using a recipe. It’s been a heritage among black American women since slavery. Mildred Cotton became Mildred Council after marrying Joe Council whose parents owned Bill’s Bar-B-Q on Graham St where she would go on to work further expanding her culinary prowess. From the dining halls of UNC Chapel (in the late 1940’s) to cooking for prominent families Mildred grew both her fan base, business acumen and family, having seven children (one being my dad- William). So in 1976, when presented with an opportunity to open her own restaurant on Rosemary Street she did so with only enough money to buy food to offer breakfast. As she writes in her book, “Spending almost all of my money and not realizing that I could not have changed a ten dollar if someone had given me one first thing that morning.” From the money she earned from breakfast she was able to make lunch, then dinner and the rest as they say is history. Mama Dips became a brand, producing food products and cookbooks along with her famous restaurant. My grandmother passed away 2 years ago, but her legacy lives on as Mama Dip’s Kitchen remains a pillar in the community, run by my Aunts and Cousins. #erikacouncil #southernsouffle #grandmother #mamadip #chapelhill #fuelthepeople #aseatatthistable #bittersoutherner #bsinstagramfeature #juneteenth
Hambidge Fellow Kate Medley has been documenting the reopening of North Carolina in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area. See more great photos @katemedley. . . Repost: The state of North Carolina transitioned into Phase Two of reopening this weekend. For @915wunc, I documented how Triangle-area salons and restaurants are reacting to the shift. More at WUNC.org #hambidge #hambidgefellow #northcarolina #covid #covid19 #coronavirus #quarantine #durhamnc #raleighnc #chapelhill #angusbarn #mamadip #mamadipskitchen #salon2eleven #stylebrows #lindasbar #restaurants #salons #makeportraits #editorial #photojournalism #journalism #wunc #npr
The state of North Carolina transitioned into Phase Two of reopening this weekend. For @915wunc, I documented how Triangle-area salons and restaurants are reacting to the shift. More at WUNC.org - Linda’s Bar and Grill in Chapel Hill has decided to not yet reopen, instead using this time to do maintenance at the restaurant. - Mike Wood cuts the hair of Vina Vinluan at Salon2eleven in Carrboro, where clients have the option of outdoor services. - When Angus Barn reopened doors for dinner service Friday night, owners Van Eure and Steve Thanhauser welcomed 430 guests. - Rachel Zhuang reopened Style Brows in Chapel Hill on Saturday, taking fewer appointments and doing extensive cleaning in between each client. - Nicole Willis and Crystal Keefe travelers from Raleigh to have lunch at Mama Dip’s Kitchen in Chapel Hill when they reopened to the public on Saturday morning. - - - #northcarolina #covid #covid19 #coronavirus #quarantine #durhamnc #raleighnc #chapelhill #angusbarn #mamadip #mamadipskitchen #salon2eleven #stylebrows #lindasbar #restaurants #salons #makeportraits #editorial #photojournalism #journalism #wunc #npr
Tuesday I had a delicious lunch at Mama Dip's in Chapel Hill. Twenty years ago, the late Mildred Council "Mama Dip" collected some of my comfort food still life paintings and also commissioned me to paint her original location and current restaurant location. It was a joy creating these works as well meeting such a noble and talented lady. #dips #delicious #lunch #MamaDips #ChapelHill #chapelhillnc #MildredCouncil #MamaDip #comfortfood #stillife #paintings #restaurant #lady
Heeeeeeeeeey Sweet Thangs, Tonight at 8 we are talking all about Sweet Pies! I will be answering any questions you may have, so feel free to call in to @abchobart Talkback: 1300 222 936 Text: 0438 922 936 Landline: 03 6235 3333 [email protected] [email protected] #ToniPie #sweetbaking #abchobart #hobart #slowfood #southernbaking #goodnewdays #tasmania #damndelicious #pies #pieseason #motherchase #mamadip #nanciemcdermott #marthastewart
With the fall season come wonderful food, holidays, and thankfulness. Our fall display brings all of that to you--in book form! Check out our wide variety of cookbooks, as well as books on Colonial America, and celebrations. 🦃🍰🎉 #jcclibrary #jcclovestoread #jcclovescookbooks #cookbook #cooking #southern #hownottodie #mamadip #cake #holiday #thankful #colonialamerica #display #academiclibrary #food #fall #autumn #thanksgiving #patriotic #celebration #vegetarian #vegan #variety #northcarolina #historicrestaurant #reading #book #books #librariesofinstagram
When your son asks you to bake 2 pecan pies to take to a band social, only the best recipe will do. I always use Mama Dip's because it is quite possibly the perfect pie. And when your son texts at 11pm to say he has too much homework & now can't go to the band social...you get to keep and eat both Mama Dip's Pecan Pies. #cookbook #cookbookaholic #MamaDip #mildredcouncil #pecanpie #mamadipskitchen
We’re excited to announce our new #restaurant, “Sweet Tea & Cornbread,” run by Tonya Council, granddaughter of culinary icon Mama Dip! 😋 .. #sweetteaandcornbread #museumrestaurant #visitncmoh #visitraleigh #visitnc #eatlocal #nc #mamadip #raleighhiddengems #stufftodoinraleigh
Trade secrets: Chef Mildred Council used a small can — usually a baking powder can — to cut her biscuits at Mama Dip’s Kitchen in Chapel Hill. Now, her daughter Lane continues the tradition. Link to full story in bio. 📷:@anagramphoto
I MISS YOU DAILY MY QUEEN!! REST EAST TO A LEGEND MAMA DIP BABY “VERA MITCHELL ALLEN ” I LOVE YOU 😘 #MAMADIP #OAKLANDCITY
Christmas version of Mama Dip’s pecan pie. #pronouncedpeethencan #merrychristmas #christmasbaking #christmas #christmaseve #mamadip #mildredcouncil
Hope you had a great 🦃 Day. We will be in full autumn mode until all the pie is gone. 🍁🥧🍗🍂 🐿 #fall #autumn #pecanpie #mamadipsrecipe #mamadip #november #firepits #hotapplecider #football #pumpkins #fallingleaves #redwine #yellowmaples #yellowhickoryleaves #sevenoaks #acorns #rakingleaves #crunchyleaves #leafpiles #shoplocal #buylocal #buyhandmade
Love love love these! Everytime I see her selling these, I have to buy multiple packs! Made by Tonya Council, the granddaughter of #MamaDip. #TonyasCookies #cookies
Taking a notion to make a carrot cake. #rainbowcarrots #carrotcake #mamadip #cake #ellencooks #ellenpics1year #emmakeupfun #abide
Ab👏🏾so👏🏾lute👏🏾ly NO res👏🏾pect! I have to teach my children better, living in here in Scarlet Knight and Eagles Land. Decky #deckimated my @uncchapelhill alumni review mag. The one with #MamaDip in it, lawd. Just irreverent. Too many good recipes in it to toss away before cutting them out. I might just hold onto the Mama Dip article too. I had every intention of cutting and framing the cover to put in my kitchen but alas, #lifewithboys #DeclanLevi👶🏾 #fullofgoodness👶🏾 #babyhoudini #babywhodunnit #RESPECT #findoutwhatitmeanstome #comegetemAretha #constructivedestruction #whosehouse #myhouse #heelinthishouse #theygonlearntho #raisingHeels
We miss you Mama Dip!! #chapelhill #tarheels #unc #soulfood #southernliving #peachpie #mamadip #ourstate #northcarolina
Mildred Council, a Pillar of Southern Cooking #obitpix #mildredcouncil #mamadip #dumpcooking #chef #restauranteur #businesswoman #sketch #sketchbook #art #watercolor #painting #portrait
Mama Dip was one of the 1st non blood inspirations for my cooking. She allowed me the generosity of her mind, and her boundless experience. She was an example of what love for your Community and for hard work could build. She was the flavor of North Carolina to me. Her kindness and soft touches displayed a graceful beauty through her Hospitality that were unparalleled. Rest In Power Mama Dip your Legacy loves on.... #heritagecooking #mamadip #northcarolina #femalechef #icon #community #hospitality
Mildred Council has passed away. She was an inspiring woman. The food and love she served nourished generations. I first encountered her 30 years ago. Her restaurant was really just a hole in the wall, but the food was one of the best parts of the Southern Part of Heaven. She was a welcoming presence. Mama Dip, may you rest in peace. #mildredcouncil #mamadip #southernfood #angel #chapelhill #sad #rip http://www.newsobserver.com/living/article211577859.html
Mildred Council has passed away. She was an inspiring woman. The food and love she served nourished generations. I first encountered her 30 years ago. Her restaurant was really just a hole in the wall, but the food was one of the best parts of the Southern Part of Heaven. She was a welcoming presence. Mama Dip, may you rest in peace. #mildredcouncil #mamadip #southernfood #angel #chapelhill #sad #rip http://www.newsobserver.com/living/article211577859.html
Mildred Council has passed away. She was an inspiring woman. The food and love she served nourished generations. I first encountered her 30 years ago. Her restaurant was really just a hole in the wall, but the food was one of the best parts of the Southern Part of Heaven. She was a welcoming presence. Mama Dip, may you rest in peace. #mildredcouncil #mamadip #southernfood #angel #chapelhill #sad #rip http://www.newsobserver.com/living/article211577859.html
Dang, Sad News! Mildred Council, aka Mama Dip, has died. If you've ever been to Chapel Hill you probably went to her down home southern restaurant, Mama Dips Kitchen. Rest In Peace Mama Dip, you will be dearly missed! #MamaDip #ChapelHill #NC #MamaDipsKitchen #RIPMamaDip
Every time I go home one of the first things I say is “when can I get Dip’s?” Specifically the chicken n’ dumplings, fried okra and mashed potatoes. #MamaDip was a towering figure growing up in #ChapelHill- I remember the first time I went to her house with her granddaughter Millen Emmanuelle- I felt like I had gotten an invite to Buckingham Palace! #Restinpower Mrs. Council. ❤️
R.I.P. Mama Dip aka Mildred Council #wraloutandabout #chapelhill
RIP to a North Carolina Legend and Culinary Matriarch Ms. Mildred Council aka #MamaDip! She became an icon of Southern Cooking and an inspiration to many, including us! #RIPMamaDip #NCLegend
RIP, Mama Dip. The legendary Chapel Hill chef passed away last night at age 89. Her daughter told me despite her many culinary accomplishments, she was most proud of her volunteer work in this community.
RIP Mama Dip. Eating your fried chicken, okra, sweet potato biscuits, fried green tomatoes, tomato casserole, and hushpuppies has been a highlight of my Chapel Hill visits since Mary Tom Bass first took me to your little restaurant as a UNC student in 1980. I introduced you to numerous friends, my parents, and years later at the new, bigger digs (after GMA and Rachael Ray came calling), my husband and son. Your food was as nurturing and inviting as your warm heart. I will miss looking to catch a glimpse of you at your restaurant, but I know my family will enjoy many more meals at Mama Dip’s. Go on, now. I’m sure God has been waiting 89 years to dig into a bowl of your catfish gumbo. #mamadip #mamadips #mamadipskitchen #southernfood #chapelhill #soulfood
A legend has passed. For those of us who were on the receiving end of Mama Dip’s hospitality & all encompassing smile this is heartbreaking. Mildred Council was one of the few women who got praises from my children on her cooking. I hope she & momma are cooking it up in heaven. #cocktailsincowtown #mamadip #southernchefs #chapelhill #mamadipskitchen #southernfood
Damn. RIP, "Mama Dip". https://www.wral.com/mama-dip-dies-mildren-council-chapel-hill/17569072/ #mildredcottoncouncil #mamadip #chapelhill #rip #durhamight #🐂💪🏽
***Pie Season*** Just a little stone fruit prep to ready us for the 1st Pie Table of the season. We'll publish the List Tuesday afternoon. We will have more than the luscious fruit before you!! Y'all should see the bushel of berries and cherries I am about to tend... #hobart #organic #southernbaking #grammastlye #ednalewis #cherylday #nanciemcdermott #mamadip #marthastewart #pieseason #pie #heritagecooking #summerfruit
Hua Hin Highway Rolls - A kickass veg starter from the Asian kitchen of Mamagoto 😍. These asparagus rolls are slathered with oozing layer of cheese, touched up with the aroma of galangal lemongrass and served with a spicy hot mama dip. #highway #huahin #rolls #asparagus #cheese #mama #mamadip #lemongrass #galangal #mamagoto #vietnamese
Urut kabogoh #bojo #sangmantan #lope #mamadip (abaikan yg d belakang)
#Fried #chicken fanatic of the #south 🍗🍗🍗 In North Carolina we love #fried chicken down #south. I discovered that there is a lady named #Mildred #council aka #mamadip at #mamadipskitchen in #chapel #hill #northcarolina a southern hometown restaurant that serves up #country breakfast #southern dishes and that good ol juicy & #battered fried #chicken!👅💦🍗🍗🍗🍗
And this, one of my most beloved books, now on its third incarnation because they get used so much and even though I know many recipes by heart, I like to have the book open next to me as I cook. There's 250 southern recipes from her famous Chapel Hill establishment (we're heading to North Carolina next spring) and whilst they're not dramatic 'reinterpretations ' of local food, their history and genuineness makes them even more valuable. I akway adored haslet as a kid, we wrapped our meatloaf in it and Mrs D has her own recipe for Hickory Mountain hog hashlet which is as near as dammit for me. What makes it close? The inclusion of the classic dried crushed red pepper. She tells us how to make lard and cracklings, adds sauerkraut to her spare ribs and mixes them with wild rabbit too. Like all good southerners, she knows how to cope with a glut so if you're looking for workhorse casseroles, Mrs D is your woman. I love pound cake and there's a great buttermilk one (go to an Eastern European shop and buy real buttermilk); her rum glazed pound cake is baked from scratch in an oven that's not pre -heated and her pineapple coconut icing is multi -functional (I use butter but she prefers marge). Theres also an intriguing dried apple and peach meringue pie which surely comes from nearby Appalachia (like their dried apple stack cake). Apologies for essay but she rocks!
Had such a fun time as the #chefoftheday at my company restaurant! They got a taste of the south with my homemade #chickenanddumplings #mustardgreens #hoppinjohn #friedcatfish #okra and #cornbread ! 🍴😛 #nevernoteating #southernfood #mamadip #livetoeat
@southernseason has this classic cookbook by #legendary #chapelhill #restaurantowner & #chef #mamadip also selling Mama Dip's #bbqsauce #summercookouts #memorialdaycookout
#carrotcake going in the fridge to chill 😋💚 #bakingfromscratch #kitchengoddess #mamadipscarrotcake #mamadip #mildredcouncil #chapelhillnc I made this #2layercake by cutting the original #recipe in half
Not bad for my first #carrotcake #practice will #makeperfect The #recipe #batter seemed too thick so I #eyeballed in #buttermilk It will be #bashed #kitchengoddess #bakingfromscratch #mamadipscarrotcake #MamaDip #MildredCouncil #chapelhillnc
Wish there was an #app to let me taste this cake 😒 #mamadipscarrotcake #southernliving #comfortfood #dollartreebooks #MildredCouncil #MamaDip #chapelhillnc
This picture is precious. Nothing like growing up in the South and passing down food traditions from generation to generation. #blacksouthernbelle Image by @collardsandcaviar My mother taught all eight of her children how to cook. #mamadip #southerncooking #vintagephoto #chapelhill #mamadipskitchen #sundaysupper #entertainingathome #blacksouthernbelle #eastersunday