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By Mar 29, 2021
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Seared Halibut with Artichokes à la Barigoule

Wine-braised artichokes and carrots—a classic vegetable dish from Provence—are a simple and soothing pairing for crispy white fish.
By Mar 29, 2021
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Best Thing I Ate This Month: Springtime Artichokes at Charleston’s Chez Nous

Chef Jill Mathias waits all year for spring vegetables. The thorny artichoke, when paired with a crispy seared halibut, promises...
By Mar 9, 2020
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How the Empanada Brought Two Latin American Chefs Together

Hernan Stutzer and Alberto Llano, co-founders of Del Sur Artisan Eats, serve up Argentinian delights in coastal Georgia.
By Mar 5, 2020
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A Kid From Queens Is Cooking Some of the Most Interesting Chinese Food in Charleston, South Carolina

Born in Beijing and raised in NYC, Chef Shuai Wang is having a lot of fun redefining his childhood cuisine...
By Mar 5, 2020
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Nurse-Turned-Chef Nikko Cagalanan is Showing Charleston, South Carolina What Filipino Food Should Taste Like

After trading in his scrubs for an apron, this self-taught chef is serving new takes on his grandma’s old recipes...
By Mar 5, 2020
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Equal Parts Food-Justice Advocate and Chef, Maricela Vega Is Redefining Mexcian-American Cuisine in the South

The second-generation Chicana and executive chef at Atlanta’s 8ARM is a descendant of maize farmers from Guanajuato, Mexico—a history that...
By Mar 5, 2020
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Along The Same (Latitudinal) Lines: Chef Maneet Chauhan Explains How Cooking in Tennessee Is A Lot Like it Was Back In India

Six degrees? That’s nothing, y’all!
By Mar 5, 2020
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In the Land of Po-Boys and Gumbo, an Israeli Chef Brings High-End Middle Eastern Cuisine to the Table

Alon Shaya set down roots in New Orleans nearly two decades ago—and has since garnered a loyal following for his...
By Mar 5, 2020
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Authentic Vietnamese Food, By Way of South Carolina

Janice Hudgins, chef-owner of Little Miss Ha, brings a taste of her immigrant mother’s cuisine to Charleston.
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Is the South Headed in a New Culinary Direction?

As the popularity of Southern food continues to grow across the country, chefs in the region are redefining what the...