South Carolina
4 dishes from South Carolina, cooked the way the place cooks them.
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4 dishes from South Carolina, cooked the way the place cooks them.
Red peas simmered with bacon until the water turns to broth, then the same pot measured out to steam a cup of rice in it, one grain at a time.
A Boston butt held at 275°F until it pulls apart under a fork, dressed with the yellow mustard sauce that belongs to the middle of South Carolina and nowhere else.
Crab, milk, a little cream and sherry, held together by puréed rice and sieved egg yolk instead of the roux that turns this soup to paste.
Stone-ground grits cooked slowly in water and shrimp stock, with headless shrimp turned in butter for four minutes and tipped over the top, pan butter and all.