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1.  Grease a 10”x15” glass pan.
                                                              2.  Heat the oven to 350°F.
                                                              3.  Combine all ingredients in mixer, except the milk, and mix
                                                                 on low speed.
                                                              4.  Add milk, a tablespoon at a time, until it becomes like a cake
                                                                 batter consistency. Sometimes, I only use one tablespoon.
                                                              5.  Bake at 350°F for about 45 minutes.
                                                              6.  At this point, turn the pan around in the oven, and bake in
                                                                 10-minute increments until a toothpick inserted on the middle
                                                                 comes out clean. The top will be a very light brown color, and
                                                                 the edges will have turned brown.

                                                                                    Enjoy!

                                                              Since  perking  up  ears  with  his  2005  release,  Piana’  From
                                                              Savannah,  the  now  Memphis-based  Georgia  native  has  been
                                                              a vital force in the blues music scene. Victor Wainwright’s high-
        1.  Heat the olive oil in a large stock pot and sauté the onions and   octane boogie piano and big soul sounds have, among numerous
           celery with a little salt and pepper until soft and translucent.   industry recognitions, earned him six Blues Music Awards from
        2.  Add the chicken and pulled pork and mix, bringing everything   The Blues Foundation − including Band of the Year and B.B. King
           up in temperature.                                 Entertainer − as well as a 2020 nomination for the Pinetop Perkins
                                                              Piano Player of the Year. With his band The Train, their self-titled
        3.  Stir in the cans of vegetables, undrained.        studio debut got the nod at the 2019 Grammys with a nomination
        4.  Add in the ketchup and BBQ sauce.                 for Contemporary Blues Album, and look out for their latest release,

        5.  Season with salt, pepper and hot sauce.           Memphis Loud. Follow Victor on his journey through Facebook,
                                                              Instagram and victorwainwright.com.
        6.  Place the whole green pepper into the mixture.
        7.  Cook low, stirring occasionally, for 2-3 hours or to desired
           consistency. I like it thick.
        8.  Remove the green pepper and chop it up and return it to the
           stew. Now it’s done!

                     Mamma’s Hot Cornbread
           Now...  everyone  needs  a  little  extra  lovin’  when  they’re
        passing  through  their  hometown.  For  me,  the  perfect  side  to
        Memphis  Loud  BBQ  Stew  is  Mamma’s  Hot  Cornbread.  Fair
        warning though, there’s nothing low carb about this cornbread.
        So, if you’re trying keep those sugars down, you might want
        to  double  down  on  the  stew  and  after  a  couple  bites  of  the
        cornbread, leave the rest to your band mates and instead double
        up on Mamma’s hugs – which coincidentally are even sweeter
        than the cornbread, but won’t raise your blood sugar.

        3 Jiffy Cornbread boxes
        3 eggs
        1 can whole kernel corn, drained
        1 can creamed corn
        16 oz sour cream
        1/2 jar sliced jalapenos, chopped OR
        1/2 jar diced jalapenos (both drained)
        A little milk (no more than 1/4 cup)



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