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Southern Low Country BoilHere’s a little history on the “Low Country”. Low Country, and this is my own definition, is the lower coastal region of South Carolina and the Georgia Coast. Think of Charleston and Savannah ya’ll and all the great seafood you can get there with all the cultural influence of those areas thrown in! Now that’s low country cookin! So… |
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Carolina Coast Shirmp BogA bog (unlike a pilau) is any stew that includes wet, soggy rice. This recipe was adapted from one of my favorite cookbooks, Stews, Bogs, and Burgoos by James Villas. I've left out the bacon for health reasons. It is delicious as is, but would undoubtedly be even more tasty with the bacon. |
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Chow-Chow RelishFall's green tomatoes are a perfect base for a batch of chow-chow. This pickled relish or condiment is lip-smacking good on hotdogs, hamburgers, fish, poultry, beans - oh, just everything! This version is a fusion of a friend's recipe and several others I compared it to, and I really like the results! A stash of 6 pints or 12… |
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Sweet Tater DelightEasy to fix -y'all |
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ESTESS SMOKED POTATOES WITH CORNTHIS IS A RECIPE WE USE WITH SALMON, FISH AND CHICKEN, IT IS NOT TOO MUCH SALT, YOU DON'T TASTE IT THE SALT MAKES THE SEASONING GO ALL THROUGH THE POTATOES AND CORN. ITS HOT AND ITS HARD TO STOP EATING IT. |
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Cucumber RelishGood to use with fresh peas and beans. If you don't want it as sweet cut to sugar to your desired sweetness. |
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Southern Blackeyed Peas USAOn New Year's eve in the south USA, people are soaking their blackeyed peas for New Years day meal. These are eaten for good luck by many and each cook has their own way of preparing them. Southerners do not eat these once a year it's a regular item on the table all year long. It is one of those foods you can eat as a main dish or as… |
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