One recipe is from scratch and the other is easy enough for your busiest day.
Tomato pie is a summer favorite that combines farmers' market favorites—tomatoes and fresh herbs. Pair it with a flaky sour
cream pastry crust and you won't be able to resist this dish!
Why We Love Mama's Way
This updated tomato pie is served pizza-style on a puff pastry with a combination of feta and mozzarella cheese. An assortment
of herbs along with colorful fresh tomatoes gives this tomato tart its wonderful flavor.
Why We Love Your Way
Made from scratch, with fresh Rome apples, tender homemade dough, and rich, spiced syrup, Classic Apple Dumplings are definitely
worth your time and effort.
Why We Love Mama's Way
Short on time? You can still enjoy the flavors of this classic, comforting dessert. To make Anne’s Quick Apple Bundles you
only need 6 ingredients, including refrigerated piecrust, frozen spiced apples, and jarred caramel sauce.
Why We Love Your Way
It’s the slow cooking method that really brings out that mouth-watering smoky pork flavor and the tender texture of these
collards. But, the best part is dipping a piece of cornbread in all that leftover potlikker.
Why We Love Mama's Way
Ready in just 26 minutes, Sauteed Greens are packed with fresh flavor from chopped ginger and spicy serrano peppers. (And
without all the pork usually found in classic collards, it’s a lot better for you!)
Why We Love Your Way
This mouthwatering casserole will satisfy lovers of crunchy pecans and cornflakes as well as marshmallows.
Why We Love Mama's Way
Swing by the freezer section for one of our favorite convenience items―frozen sweet potatoes. If you want to skip the meringue,
top with miniature marshmallows instead.
Why We Love Your Way
This from-scratch favorite makes for luscious comfort food.
Why We Love Mama's Way
Deli-roasted chicken, cream of chicken soup, and canned biscuits make a quick-and-tasty version of this favorite. One roasted
chicken yields about 3 cups of meat.
Why We Love Your Way
This recipe comes from country music star Miranda Lambert's mama. “My mom and I have cooked together as far back as she could bring a stool to the kitchen counter, and her meatloaf
has always been my favorite recipe,” she says.
Why We Love Mama's Way
We made this healthier version of meatloaf for Miranda Lambert to take on the road. Serve it on a sandwich with chips for a quick meal on the go or with veggies on the side for a meal
a bit more mama's way.
Why We Love Your Way
Bake these classic bar cookies from scratch with Trisha Stevens' recipe. Make them ahead of time and freeze up to 1 month.
Why We Love Mama's Way
This simple yet tasty take on lemon bars has strong weeknight appeal. Jarred lemon curd saves you from squeezing lemon juice
and help cuts the prep time for this recipe down to 10 minutes.
Why We Love Your Way
Roasting ham with cloves makes for a showstopping Southern classic. Your family and friends are sure to love the flavorful
sweet glaze. For a twist, try Honey-Bourbon Boneless Glazed Ham.
Why We Love Mama's Way
This savory ham cooks in half the time of a traditional recipe, and the sweet orange glaze will get rave reviews just as strong.
Simply spoon the glaze on a smoked, fully cooked boneless ham and stick it in the oven.
Why We Love Your Way
Cheddar and Parmesan combine forces with summery yellow squash for this creamy casserole. For a tasty and colorful twist,
substitute sliced zucchini for half of the yellow squash.
Why We Love Mama's Way
This updated twist on classic yellow squash casserole cooks quickly in the microwave while still delivering all the luscious
flavor.
Why We Love Your Way
Perfect summer peaches by cooking them in a juicy, pastry-topped cobbler. This recipe makes enough for a crowd. Serve hot
or cold with sweetened whipping cream or vanilla ice cream.
Why We Love Mama's Way
This super-quick recipe serves the traditional blend of cooked peaches and sugar in individual ramekins topped with a crisp
round of pie crust. It provides all the delectable taste of peach cobbler you love but is perfect for a weeknight treat or
small dinner party.
Why We Love Your Way
The secret to this recipe is maintaining an oil temperature of 360˚ to ensure a crispy, golden crust. Serve with lemon slices
and your favorite tartar sauce.
Why We Love Mama's Way
Cornflakes are the secret to a crisp baked coating for this updated classic. Serve with sautéed mixed veggies, such as squash,
zucchini, and carrots, and a green salad. For an extra touch of heat, add a few drops of your favorite hot sauce to the buttermilk
before chilling the fillets.
Why We Love Your Way
Impress your guests or family with the goodness of classic lemon icebox pie. This recipe features from-scratch crust and lemony-rich
baked filling.
Why We Love Mama's Way
Prep this no-cook cool pie in just 15 minutes. It's easy to make ahead of time and pull out of the fridge for guests. For
a homemade look, freeze crust for five minutes, and then slip it into your favorite pie plate before adding filling.
Why We Love Your Way
This classic creamy pasta with chicken, mushrooms, and almonds is pure Southern comfort.
Why We Love Mama's Way
This contemporary twist on classic tetrazzini tosses pasta with Italian proscuitto and peas.
Why We Love Your Way
Simple enough for a beginning baker, this easy yeast-roll dough rises in just 30 minutes.
Why We Love Mama's Way
This miniature twist on pecan sticky buns delivers big homemade flavor in little time.
Why We Love Your Way
This classic recipe has a rich, soufflé-like texture without the hassle. The result is an impressive holiday side dish the
entire family will love.
Why We Love Mama's Way
The tasty side dish takes a quicker approach to classic corn pudding. You'll love the cheesy Parmesan twist.
Why We Love Your Way
These meaty favorite is perfect for a football party. It freezes beautifully for a super quick meal another day.
Why We Love Mama's Way
This updated chili is hearty, meatless, and even better the next day. We tested it with Wick Fowler's 2 Alarm Chili Kit.
Why We Love Your Way
Do you and your mom have two different twists on a favorite recipe? Maybe one is more classic, while the other is lightened—or
presented in an entirely different way (think carrot cupcakes with cream cheese frosting vs. a carrot bread loaf with pecans).
Or, does she make something you’d love to see prepared in a healthier—or faster—way? Or do you and your mom have two different
“go-to” recipes for easy appetizers? We’re simply looking for two twists on one food topic, whether you’re offering up two
versions of a specific dish (tomato pie, for example) or two great dishes for one specific occasion (say, a pre-game tailgate).
Please send us your name, contact information, photos of both of you, and the names of recipe(s) you’d like to submit by e-mail
to mwyw_edit@timeinc.com or mail to Pat York, Southern Living, 2100 Lakeshore Drive, Birmingham, AL 35209.
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