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Sources: Wikipedia; Coastal Living; Post and Courier; Discover South Carolina; Charleston Gateway

From the South Carolina town of Frogmore. This dish is a mix of spicy sausage, shrimp, and corn-on-the-cob all boiled together, no frogs in Frogmore Stew :)

A scrumptious South Carolina favorite! She-crab soup is made with cream, crab/fish stock, Atlantic blue crab meat, crab roe, and dry sherry. It is named She-Crab soup for the fish eggs that are used to add a delectable flavor.

Usually made with black-eyed peas or field peas, rice, bacon, fatback or ham hock, chopped onion, and salt, Hoppin’ John is a traditional New Year’s Day dish. It is said that eating Hoppin’ John will help bring luck in the New Year. Green foods such as collard greens and cabbage are often eaten alongside Hoppin’ John to represent currency, and corn bread is another favorite with Hoppin’ John as its golden color represents wealth and prosperity.

One of the most well-known dishes that stems from the Lowcountry. There are many variations of shrimp and grits, but it is traditionally made with a bed of grits topped with shrimp, coated with amazing rich gravy.

This Charleston favorite was brought to coastal South Carolina when French Huguenots settled in the Charleston area in the late 17th century. The original recipe of this dessert contained hazelnuts, but because these were not indigenous to the South Carolina region, pecans were used instead. To this day, Huguenot torte remains as one of the most common desserts to end a Lowcountry meal.

A South Carolina Lowcountry take on Louisiana gumbo. This tomato-based soup features okra and chunks of beef, with the broth being made from a beef bone. Common ingredients also include chopped yellow onion, celery, parsley, and many other things depending on the preference of the cook.

Originally from Horry County in South Carolina, chicken bog is a dish that many people outside of South Carolina have never heard of it. The dish is simple and delicious, made with long-grain white rice, onion, sliced smoked sausage, chicken! Where the name “chicken bog” comes from isn’t really known; we just know that it is quite tasty.

Though there are about a million ways to prepare Charleston Red Rice, the traditional way to make it is by taking tomatoes, rice, and pork fat and simmering them together. Sounds simple, but Charleston Red Rice is packed with flavor that everyone is sure to love. If you ever visit Charleston, be sure to try this dish at different places to see different perspectives on a traditional Lowcountry dish.

Unless you’ve been to South, you most likely have not encountered the magic that is pimento cheese. A South Carolina favorite, pimento cheese is a spread made with sharp cheddar cheese (or processed cheese like American cheese or Velveeta), pimentos, salt, pepper, and mayonnaise. These ingredients are blended into a paste that is either chunky or smooth depending on preference. Some pimento cheeses include other ingredients such as cream cheese, Louisiana hot sauce, jalapenos, dill pickles, and more. Either way, once you start munchin’ on some crackers with pimento cheese, you’ll be hooked!

Condo in Pawleys Island. "Pawleys Island Vacation Rentals LLCTRUE BLUE GOLF COURSE-1 KING BED, 2 FULL BEDS-2 TWIN BEDSOur first floor condo offers a spacious open floor plan: living room, dining room and k...

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Condo in Pawleys Island. "Pawleys Island Vacation Rentals LLC"TRUE BLUE GOLF COURSE- 2 KING BEDS, 1 FULL BED, 1 TWIN BEDOur first floor condo offers a spacious open floor plan: living room, dining room and...

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My husband, myself and my son live in northwest New Jersey. We have been vacationing in Pawleys Island for over 20 years. In 2010 we decided to buy a vacation home. We chose True Blue because we had vacationed in many condos in the area and we felt True Blue was the most well cared for community, had a great golf course and was only a 5 minute drive to the beach.

 

Once we decided to rent our condo when we were not there, we found every time we wanted to go it was rented so we decided to buy a 2nd unit so we could rent both and still be able to set aside time for ourselves. The thing we love most about Pawleys Island is that it is very laid back, relaxed and just far enough away from all the hustle and bustle of Myrtle beach. Yet, we can enjoy the entertainment and activities in Myrtle Beach with just a 20 mile drive north when we are in the mood to enjoy a night out at Broadway at the Beach for a show, dinner or amusements.

 

Pawleys Island has lots of restaurants and shopping. The Hammock shops are a collection of shops and restaurants. There are more than 20 unique shops offering everything from clothing to shoes to jewelry to handcrafted collectables made by local artists. During the summer months, there is often entertainment under the gazebo on weekend evenings.  Murrells Inlet (The Seafood Capital of SC) is just a 10 minute drive and the Marsh Walk in Murrells Inlet is a favorite of our family for waterfront dining with stunning views of the marsh. 

 

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