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.
Recipe: Baked Tomatoes Stuffed with Natchez Spinach

Recipe: Baked Tomatoes Stuffed with Natchez Spinach

My creamed spinach recipe is so rich it's only legal to eat it twice a year, Thanksgiving and Christmas. More »

A New Meat For Thanksgiving

A New Meat For Thanksgiving

Tired of the dried-out turkey of her childhood holidays, the author adds brisket to the traditional menu. More »

Recipe: Peppered Beef Brisket

When you cook and slice and freeze, make sure you have plenty of sauce on the brisket to keep it moist when you re-heat it on Thanksgiving morning. More »

Cornbread: Sweet or Savory?

Cornbread: Sweet or Savory?

The author kicks off a five-part Thanksgiving series with her thoughts on this Southern staple. More »

Recipe: Crawfish Andouille Cornbread Dressing

When it comes to making cornbread dressing, there is no question you have to use savory cornbread. More »

Recipe: Cornbread Pudding Stuffed with Greens

Recipe: Cornbread Pudding Stuffed with Greens

If you are having a smaller crowd, these individual servings of cornbread pudding stuffed with greens make an impressive presentation. More »

5 Books Every Cook Should Have

5 Books Every Cook Should Have

Discovering a new favorite cookbook inspires the author to reflect on the five books for every kitchen. More »

The Key To Cooking Eggplant

The Key To Cooking Eggplant

The vegetable can go with anything from ground chuck to lump crabmeat. For the author, it brings back special memories. More »

Recipe: Corrine's Stuffed Eggplant

Eggplant can fit into any budget and any palate, whether you stuff it with ground chuck, ground turkey, or for an elegant meal, stuff with lump crab meat. More »

The Importance of Family Dinner

The Importance of Family Dinner

It's worth dealing with busy schedules to get everyone together for a meal. More »

Recipe: Bacon and Tomato Macaroni

Though it's not the healthiest, one dish a week with cheese and cream is okay. Just add a big salad to the table. More »

7 Lessons in Southern Hospitality

7 Lessons in Southern Hospitality

Having people over for a meal isn't easy--a chef offers tips for easing the burden. More »

Recipes: Regina's Easy Relishes to Jazz Up Hot Dogs

These all can--and should--be made the day before your gathering. More »

Cane Syrup: Sweet Taste of the South

Cane Syrup: Sweet Taste of the South

Even in Paris, the author can't resist cooking with this Southern staple. More »

Recipe: Pork Roast with Turnips in Cane Gravy

The key to good meat is the way you roast it or braise it. More »

Bringing a Home a Taste of Vacation

Bringing a Home a Taste of Vacation

A trip to Guadalupe and Martinique inspires the author to add island flavors to her home cooking. More »

Recipe: Corn and Prawn Fritters

Recipe: Corn and Prawn Fritters

For those of you that don't have that tattered card with the recipe on the back--here is my recipe for corn and freshwater prawn fritters. More »

Breakfast for Dinner

Breakfast for Dinner

Who says breakfast food is only for the morning? Make it at night for a comforting, low-cost dinner. More »

Recipes: Breakfast for Dinner

Recipes: Breakfast for Dinner

My bacon skewers are very easy but memorable, and eggs are still a bargain--what a versatile ingredient they are. More »

Ice Cream: What Flavor Are You?

Ice Cream: What Flavor Are You?

A chef reveals the three types of ice cream fans--and offers advice for how to make a batch at home. More »

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