Row, Fishermen, Row. https://youtu.be/PDr0-Gv9jZc
Row, Fishermen, Row. https://youtu.be/PDr0-Gv9jZc
Travel makes you modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world. – Gustave Flaubert Anthony Bourdain, food writer and cook, died this month. Here he speaks to Patrick Radden Keefe at the 2017 New Yorker Festival.
It is my treat to pass on the amazing Charleston historian Nic Butler’s blog tonight:
Tonight is the celebratory feast! This is from David Shields, food scholar and historian. Thank you David! “150 years ago Nat Fuller, Charleston’s great chef, held a banquet to mark the end of the Civil War and the beginning of…
Well, nothing is more Southern than this. And, it is warm food for a cold night. The excellent cornmeal now available on Edisto Island at Geechee Boy Mill and Market is the best you can find. (Order meal online through…
“People without power are not without nobility.” – novelist, Ralph Ellison Slave Streets. Small one room houses were built in rows, as quarters for slaves on plantations in the Carolinas. They were most likely of wood, with a fireplace for…
“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” – Marcel Proust At this moment I am pleasurably enveloped in an ivory colored satin quilt in my own room with a view, at…
Charleston, SC, is food heaven, fresh and local, all wrapped up with history and ambiance.
Charleston Through an Artist's eye 