Butterfly Pea Flower Powder: The Vibrant Secret to Blue-Hued Bakes
Butterfly pea flower powder is a bold, natural way to add color and antioxidants to your cooking. Learn how The Spice & Tea Exchange turns it into a show-stopping blue focaccia.
Calling all food lovers! We have gathered what might be your new favorite dish to make. Shake up those taste buds with recipes from local chefs and restaurants. Don’t worry about skill level because we have everything for beginners to experts. We’ve got it all from appetizers to the main course. So come hungry and come all, these recipes will leave you and your guests more than happy. Bon appetite!
Butterfly pea flower powder is a bold, natural way to add color and antioxidants to your cooking. Learn how The Spice & Tea Exchange turns it into a show-stopping blue focaccia.
Blue corn is making a flavorful comeback in the South. Learn its history, health benefits, and how chefs like Bernard Bennett are giving this heirloom grain a modern twist.
June is peak blackberry season in the Lowcountry. From cobblers to cocktails, these sun-ripened berries pack flavor, nostalgia and surprising versatility.
This colorful summer salad recipe from SERG Group’s Chris Carge blends heirloom tomatoes, watermelon, olives, herbs and burrata for a refreshing Lowcountry dish.
Every great Derby Day needs three things: a strong mint julep, a fabulous hat and a gooey slice of Derby Pie. This rich, chocolate-pecan classic from Carolina Coffee & Crumbs is the ultimate Southern showstopper — and owner Erika Waronsky knows exactly how to serve it: warm, indulgent and with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Peppery, punchy, and packed with personality, arugula is April’s standout green in the Lowcountry. Known by many names — rocket, rucola, roquette — this leafy powerhouse adds bold flavor to everything from shrimp salads and flatbreads to springy grain bowls. Whether you toss it raw or sauté it lightly, arugula is as versatile as it is vibrant. Here’s everything you need to know about this zesty seasonal star — from health benefits to kitchen tips.
Chef Nunzio Patruno brings the flavors of the Italian Riviera to the Lowcountry with this coastal-inspired Zuppetta Ligure — a light, fragrant seafood stew brimming with mussels, clams, shrimp, scallops, and calamari. Balanced by new potatoes and crisp string beans, this dish captures the essence of Ligurian cuisine, blending the briny taste of the sea with comforting, earthy notes. Finish with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil and a side of crusty garlic bread for the perfect bite.
Spring brings one of the South’s most beloved ingredients: Vidalia onions. Grown exclusively in southeast Georgia, these sweet, mild onions add a delicate flavor to everything from fresh salads to caramelized creations. Learn what makes them special and how to use them in your kitchen this season.
Take your grilling game to the next level with Holy Tequila’s easy grilled chicken & poblano slaw—a flavorful, smoky dish perfect for any occasion. Plus, learn the basics of wood chips 101, from choosing the right variety to enhancing flavors for the perfect outdoor cookout.
Grilling pizza just got easier! Urban Slicer’s Outdoor Grilling Pizza Dough, available at Hilton Head Oils & Balsamics, makes it simple to achieve crispy, thin-crust perfection right on your grill. Designed for high-heat cooking, this versatile dough is perfect for pizzas, calzones, tortillas, and more—all in just minutes. Plus, try an easy Buffalo chicken pizza recipe to get started!