Lavender in the Lowcountry: How to Grow, Cook and Use This Versatile Herb
Lavender is more than floral fragrance. Discover how to grow it in the Lowcountry, cook with it and use it in drinks, recipes and more.
Discover food and drink in Hilton Head, Bluffton and Beaufort. We share the very best food and drink recipes from local chefs and restaurants, the latest restaurant news, chef features and more. The Lowcountry has unique flavors and there are no better chefs in the world than the ones who work in our local restaurants. From starters to desserts (and everything in between), we got you covered! Want to know the best restaurants around or where you can enjoy the best burger? We share all of that too. From cocktails to mocktails, we have tons of tasty sips you’ll want to try out. Eat, drink, and enjoy the local flavor.
Lavender is more than floral fragrance. Discover how to grow it in the Lowcountry, cook with it and use it in drinks, recipes and more.
A Lowcountry classic, elevated. This shrimp and grits recipe from Nectar Bluffton delivers creamy grits, tender shrimp and bold Creole flavor.
From cast-iron fried chicken to gumbo and shrimp and grits, local chefs reveal the Southern dishes they love most.
From biscuits to fried chicken, buttermilk is the secret ingredient that adds flavor, tenderness and that signature Southern touch.
Master the art of sausage gravy with this classic Southern recipe, featuring rich flavor, simple ingredients and perfect technique.
A true Lowcountry classic, this deviled crab casserole recipe from Bess Soper is rich, comforting and made to share.
Master the art of Southern fried chicken with tips, techniques and classic side recipes from collard greens to banana pudding.
This classic Lowcountry boil recipe combines shrimp, sausage, corn and potatoes for a one-pot Southern favorite perfect for gatherings.
A crisp, refreshing white wine made for spring afternoons, Klara White Blend is the perfect porch pour for Southern living.
These refreshing spring cocktails with gin, watermelon, peach and mint are perfect for porch sipping in the Lowcountry.