Soul food desserts

Indulge, in an adventure to the heart of the South with this Sweet Alabama Pecanbread. It's a recipe that beautifully combines tradition with flavors. Each slice of this bread is packed with the aroma and taste of finely chopped pecans perfectly balanced with the sweetness of brown and granulated sugar. The moist and tender texture, achieved by blending vegetable oil and self-rising flour offers an experience, in every mouthful. With a hint of vanilla and a touch of salt, this Pecanbread is…

These cinnamon fried apples will melt in your mouth! Softened apples in a butter, sugar and cinnamon mixture for a side dish or dessert.

Southern Macaroni and Cheese is loaded with three different cheeses, butter, and milk to create the ultimate cheesy dish. A soul food staple.

This sweet potato pie is incredibly easy to make and includes vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg for a mouthwatering result.

This gooey chocolate cobbler is velvety on the inside and has crispy top create a perfect combo for a satisfying, easy-to-make dessert!

Candied yams are a staple of Southern cuisine. Learn how to make the ultimate Soul Food style baked candied yams with a sweet and buttery brown sugar glaze! The easiest, most delicious yams recipe.

Looking for the best southern desserts to make? From cakes to cobbler to pecan pie, y'all will love these classic treats from the south.

Soul food and Southern food are similar in a lot of ways, so it can be difficult to truly separate the two. In the most general terms, according to How Stuff Works, all soul food is Southern, but not all Southern food is soul food. Confused yet? Let us explain.