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Voice : April 2002
Where To Find Comfort Food
Around The Synod
by Jane Hines
Comfort food for my grandsons' generation
may be pizza, and for that we would recommend the white pizza
at Milano's on Maryland Way in Brentwood, Tennessee, but that's
a pizza that adults might like and we know that there would
be a hundred other pizza places that would be on our grandsons'
list because as far as we can tell, if it's pizza, they like
it. We see no need to pursue that subject any further.
Traditional Southern comfort foods that
we know of would include Shrimp Gumbo made by Joanne Hartwell
in her kitchen in Fairhope, Alabama, served to her family
and a fortunate few friends. Or cheese grits, creole shrimp
or chicken breasts in mushroom gravy, made by Synod Executive
David Snellgrove at his home in Batesville, Mississippi. His
personal favorite comfort foods are soupy navy beans with
cornbread and wieners and sauerkraut.
The best creamed potatoes that we know
of are served daily at the Daylight Donuts & Café at 116 North
Royal Oaks Blvd. in Franklin, Tennessee.

For old fashioned chicken and dumplings
and bread pudding, we recommend the Bright Star Restaurant
at the corner of Third and 19th in historic downtown Bessemer,
Alabama. They have other delicious items on their menu as
well.
For breakfast, we heartily recommend the
Wilson House Inn Bed and Breakfast near Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
They get your day started right with plenty of ham and eggs,
homemade biscuits, homemade fig and pear and strawberry preserves,
big bowls of fruit, grits, and bountiful supplies of juice
and tea and coffee. Their phone number is 1-800-872-6933.
The best restaurant we've been to this
year is The Chimneys on Beach Boulevard in Gulfport, Mississippi.
Mary Ellen Alexander of Long Beach took us there back in February
when the camellias were blooming and the view from our table
on the front porch was a panorama of white sand and the blue
waters of the Gulf. (Not a gambling place in sight.) The cheesy
crabmeat casserole they serve is fresh and delectable. Their
coconut chess pie is the best dessert we've ever had and we
are people who KNOW about desserts.
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