Connie Pearson, a member of Society of American Travel Writers and International Travel Writers and Photographers Alliance, is a native Alabamian with almost 200 bylines to her credit in 22 print and online publications. Connie is a retired music educator and missionary and is the author of Telling It On The Mountain: 52 Days In The Life Of An Improbable Missionary. She and her husband have traveled extensively in the United States and to eight other countries.
Connie enjoys eating regional cuisine and meeting the locals wherever she goes. Her passport is current, and her car is full of gas.
Connie knows a lot about:
"Don't leave North Alabama without visiting the Cook Museum of Natural History and eating barbecue at Big Bob Gibson's."
Fried green tomatoes have become synonymous with the South, but their roots are more obscure. Lucy Buffett dishes on this Southern favorite, with tips on cooking up the perfect fried green tomato.
