East Texas Country Cooking: Turn Him On from the Kitchen
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The East Texas cooking started as I know as early as in the early 1960s when people had cafés and juke joints, as they called them back then, and people made chicken and fried pork chop sandwiches and you could smell them cooking from as far as a mile away when you were in the country. There was nothing like that kind of cooking.
I remember when Madear used to cook and sell food and people would drive miles just to get her cooking. I would just watch them as they were eating. It’s seems to h...


