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Small Weddings, Big Wow-Factors: How to Create Noteworthy Nuptials

When it comes to weddings, there is one thing many couples can agree on: Size matters. Some brides dream of saying their vows in front of dozens – if not hundreds – of guests, but many 2020 couples are now looking for alternate options as restrictions on group gatherings endure. The decision between getting it done …

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Seven Southern Foods You Have to Try on Your Lowcountry Vacation

While every region in the U.S. has a distinct cuisine, few places have as many iconic eats as the South. From fresh peach cobbler to chicken fried steak, we have something for everyone. A fan of hearty breakfasts? We’ve got you covered. Can’t wait to crack into some fresh, local seafood? You’re in the right …

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Seven Insider Tips for Shopping your Local Farmers Market

Farmers Markets are summertime staples, especially here in the Lowcountry. Browsing the stands at our markets is like taking a trip back in time to when fresh food was bought and sold by friends and neighbors. It’s also a great way to shop sustainably and support your local community. No matter what brings you to …

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How to Throw the Picture-Perfect Virtual Dinner Party

Picture a classy home dinner party: the table is set, the candles are lit, and there’s soft jazz playing faintly in the background. You’re having the party catered by your favorite local restaurant, and the main course smells delicious. Everything is ready for your guests to arrive…on Zoom? Group gatherings have all but disappeared because …

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The Surprising History of Fried Green Tomatoes

Crispy chicken, collard greens, cornbread and fried green tomatoes. These are some of the South’s most iconic dishes, the last of which has made a name for itself in Hollywood, upscale restaurants and down-home diners alike. Fried green tomatoes can be made the traditional way, lightly battered and served alongside a dipping sauce, or dressed …

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Three Deliciously Healthy Ways to Enjoy Your Favorite Southern Foods

Nothing is better than indulging in a plate of crispy chicken and waffles, creamy mac ‘n cheese, or a slice of warm pecan pie. Southern food nourishes the soul, but the rich, buttery meals we know and love are called “celebratory” dishes for a reason: they’re meant to be enjoyed on special occasions, and aren’t …