Lowcountry Shrimp and Seafood

September 2022

The cover story, "the joy of a biscuit," is a first-person account of a late-shift kitchen break, with an essay by Evelyn Berry. The issue also turns to the region's shrimp, including "Faces of shrimp" and profiles of local shrimpers and farmers.

Pages
196

In this issue

  1. Tangled up in Blues · p. 56

    ©GRAHAM FIELDER CELEBRITY CONNECTION…

  2. To shrimp or not to shrimp, that is the question · p. 64

    To shrimp or not to shrimp, that is the question WEIGHING THE PROS AND CONS OF A SIMPLY SHRIMPY DIET. STORY BY DAISY DOW However you enjoy catching them, cooking them or eating them, shrimp serve up a lot of nutritional benefits. When consumed as a p…

  3. Food as medicine · p. 88

    Food as medicine A FRESH LOOK AT THE NEW VOLUNTEERS IN MEDICINE CLINIC FARM-ACY AND WELLNESS MARKET STORY BY BAILEY GILLIAM Life in the Lowcountry seems effortless, thanks to the tranquil, beachy atmosphere and year-round vacationers flooding the cou…

Recipes and sipping features from the Hilton Head, Bluffton and Beaufort bar scene, from Latin-inspired pours to zero-proof January lineups. Sip through the seasons with the archive's drink stories.

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