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Sunday Supper: Biscuits

Sunday Supper: Biscuits

Mar 22, 2026 | Features, The Lynchburg Larder

As Southern cooks know, cold butter, soft flour, hot cast iron, and careful handling turn good biscuits into great ones.

Sunday Supper: Sweet Tea

Sunday Supper: Sweet Tea

Mar 15, 2026 | Features, The Lynchburg Larder

Sweet tea is a Tennessee staple – and here’s why it must be sweetened hot, and what it still says about Southern culture today.

Sunday Supper: Banana Puddin’

Sunday Supper: Banana Puddin’

Mar 8, 2026 | Features, The Lynchburg Larder

Scratch banana pudding is the Southern classic worth doing right – with the overnight rest that turns a good dessert into one to remember.

Sunday Supper: Cornbread

Sunday Supper: Cornbread

Feb 22, 2026 | Features, The Lynchburg Larder

A staple of Southern tables, all it needs is a hot skillet, some good fat, and a cook with a heart for the bread that built the South: cornbread.

Sunday Supper: Fried Chicken

Sunday Supper: Fried Chicken

Feb 15, 2026 | Features, The Lynchburg Larder

From buttermilk brine to golden cast-iron crust, this guide reveals why real fried chicken isn’t fast food – it’s a timeless Southern tradition.

Sunday Supper: Art of the Sunday Roast

Sunday Supper: Art of the Sunday Roast

Feb 8, 2026 | Features, The Lynchburg Larder

A guide to mastering the classic Sunday roast – from choosing the right cut of meat to timing sides, gravy, and rest time so everything hits the table hot.

The Lynchburg Larder: Sunday Supper

The Lynchburg Larder: Sunday Supper

Feb 1, 2026 | The Lynchburg Larder

From handwritten recipe cards to stories passed around the table, the Larder looks at why Sunday supper still matters – and what we risk losing.

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