For our final episode of season 10, we asked our viewers to select favorites from each of our reporters. We kick things off by getting in the holiday spirit with Kevin’s visit to Dixie Green which grows thousands of poinsettias every year.
Plus, we’ve had lots of folks share their reflections about 10 seasons of Simply Southern. In this episode, its time for cohosts Kevin and Mary to share what this show has meant to them and what they hope viewers get from each episode.
For this special episode that wraps up season 10 of the show, we asked our viewers to pick their favorite stories from each of our reporters. When it comes to segments from Melissa Bowman, our viewers loved learning about the legendary chicken swirls available at Mark’s Mart. We hope you enjoy revisiting this Selma institution!
We wrap up this special episode of season 10 with another viewer favorite of a story that was first shared by Kevin and then revisited by Mary. It’s the Flagg Mountain Fire Tower. Kevin’s original story focused on the efforts to restore it, and in 2022, Mary’s story celebrated the grand reopening of the completed fire tower. Enjoy learning more about this Coosa County attraction that now serves as the Southern terminus of the Pinhoti Trail.
We’ve shared a lot of recipes through the years featuring peanut butter, but this is the first time that ingredients has starred in a cake. If you make this one, it may well become the cake requested for all future birthday celebrations. Enjoy this Southern Bite recipe for Chocolate Peanut Butter Poke Cake, and thanks to the Alabama Peanut Producers Association for sponsoring this segment.
For all the Southern Bite recipes featured on Simply Southern, visit southernbite.com/simply-southern-recipes.
Thank you to all of our show sponsors. Simply Southern would not be possible without all of these folks. Please be sure to visit their webpages and follow their social media accounts!
