Regina Charboneau

Regina Charboneau is the owner of Twin Oaks Bed & Breakfast in Natchez, Mississippi. She is the author of Regina's Table at Twin Oaks. More

Regina Charboneau is the owner of Twin Oaks Bed & Breakfast in Natchez, Mississippi. She is the author of two cookbooks: A Collection of Seasonal Menus & Recipes from Regina's Kitchen and Regina's Table at Twin Oaks.
The Art of the Braise

The Art of the Braise

Julia Child, Escoffier, and a Louisianan grandmother taught the author the secrets of simmering. More »

Recipe: Southern Pot Roast

With lesser cuts of meat, browning and simmering is the best technique cooks can have in their repertoire. More »

Recipe: Horseradish Mashed Potatoes

These mashed potatoes use two kinds of tuber for ultimate texture and flavor. They make an ideal side for a roast. More »

Grits: What's For Breakfast

Grits: What's For Breakfast

East and West are polenta country, but hominy reigns in the South, especially before noon. More »

Recipe: Shrimp and Andouille Creole

Grits are a versatile starch and can take on anything you want to add to them. Andouille sausage and shrimp makes a savory addition. More »

Recipe: Savory Grits

If you ask people to come up with one food that is absolutely Southern, they will probably mention grits. More »

Resolutions From a Southern Chef

Resolutions From a Southern Chef

Determined to shed a few pounds, the author returns to three simple sauces and the recipes that showcase them best. More »

Recipe: Sautéed Shrimp with Preserved Lemon

Whether squeezed onto a salad or a roast chicken, fresh lemon juice can turn a low-fat dish into a stunning meal. More »

Recipe: Poached Chicken and Vegetables with Horseradish and Mustard

With the plate bordered with some pink sea salt, this meal takes the author back to a favorite lunch at La Grenouille in New York. More »

Recipe: Cast Iron Vegetables with Smoked Tomato Coulis

Virtually calorie-free, tomatoes also add moisture and flavor to any piece of fish or chicken. They do especially well with basil, rosemary, or capers. More »

A New Year's Menu, Traditional and New

A New Year's Menu, Traditional and New

With Christmas over, it's time to think about the next celebration. Recipes for a Southern-style party. More »

Recipe: Southern-Style Cioppino

This dish is influenced by my years in San Francisco but has my twist on a San Francisco favorite. More »

Recipe: Crepes Suzette

To make the crepes extra festive, I light the liqueur with a sparkler. More »

Recipe: Blackeyed Peas With Apple Smoked Bacon and Jalapenos

New Year's Day is filled with traditional Southern dishes that are considered sacred where I live. More »

Recipe: Warm Cabbage and Bitter Greens With Mustard and Andouille Vinaigrette

This is made in one skillet and served immediately. More »

Recipe: Fried Onions

These onions make an ideal topping for the wilted greens and cabbage salad. More »

A Christmas Breakfast Scheme

A Southern mother dotes over the special meal, hoping to keep her sons coming home for the holidays. More »

Recipe: Popover Pancakes with Raspberry Jam

These Yorkshire pudding-style cakes will add a special touch to any Christmas morning spread. More »

The Gift of Food

The Gift of Food

For this author, the spirit of giving--from hosting meals to old-fashioned charity--is illuminated by friends and reflections. More »

Recipe: Hot Buttered Mix for Rum or Bourbon

This is a great gift to give with a bottle of rum or bourbon. More »

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