3 messages2010-04-20 15:14 UTCthrough 2010-04-20 21:52
gastronomic input please
r good2010-04-20 15:14 UTC
In the past few days
We've come to see an new phrase
One which leaves us in a haze
leading to a malaise.
We would like to know the ways
to define this new phrase.
Is it only bouillabaisse
or bologna with mayonnaise?
what is low country cuisine?
Reggie Good CLU, LUTCF, ChFC
Reginald J Good Agency
135 Clothier Lane
PO Box 654
Lakeside, MT 59922-0654
406-844-3143
1-800-823 LIFE(5433)
fax: 406-844-3191
website www.Insurance-Solutions.biz
email: Re… [at] Insurance-Solutions.biz
RE: [Cal_Boats] gastronomic input please
john raxter2010-04-20 17:17 UTC
Reggie,
Don't miss out on any chance for "low country Cuisine"!
It is basically like any coastal seafood, prepared with the local's version
of Old Bay (New England) or Zatterans (Cajun) seasoning. The Seafood is
usually Boiled with the spices, or sprinkled over when finished baking or
broiling, sometimes with a homemade hot sauce that would make straight
Tabasco seem mild.
Someone mentioned Shrimp and grits, one of the Charleston's famous recipes!
Also try the "low country Boil" this is a one pot recipe with potatoes,
onions, corn, shrimp, crab, any fresh fish available. The method of service
is unique as well, the pot is "dumped" on the table for everyone to step up
and serve themselves.
I just finished lunch and now I am hungry again!
John
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Subject: [Cal_Boats] gastronomic input please
In the past few days
We've come to see an new phrase
One which leaves us in a haze
leading to a malaise.
We would like to know the ways
to define this new phrase.
Is it only bouillabaisse
or bologna with mayonnaise?
what is low country cuisine?
Reggie Good CLU, LUTCF, ChFC
Reginald J Good Agency
135 Clothier Lane
PO Box 654
Lakeside, MT 59922-0654
406-844-3143
1-800-823 LIFE(5433)
fax: 406-844-3191
website www.Insurance-Solutions.biz
email: Re… [at] Insurance-Solutions.biz
Re: gastronomic input please
pineapplegirlc3202010-04-20 21:52
oh are you really not sure what it is? If so, you are in for a TREAT. no bologna and mayo! Loved your poem!
Per wikipedia "cooking traditionally associated with the South Carolina Lowcountry and Georgia coast. While it shares features with Southern cooking, its geography, economics, demographics, and culture pushed its culinary identity in a different direction from regions above the fall line. With its rich diversity of seafood from the coastal estuaries, its concentration of wealth in Charleston and Savannah, and a vibrant Caribbean cuisine and African cuisine influence, Lowcountry cooking has strong parallels with New Orleans and Cajun cuisines... The rich estuary system provides an abundance of shrimp, fish, crabs, and oysters that were not available to non-coastal regions prior to refrigeration. The marshlands of South Carolina also proved conducive to growing rice, and that grain became a major part of the everyday diet."
I have found great low country cuisine as far North as the Southern NC coast (Wilmington, Southport). Bon Appetit!
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> In the past few days
> We've come to see an new phrase
> One which leaves us in a haze
> leading to a malaise.
> We would like to know the ways
> to define this new phrase.
> Is it only bouillabaisse
> or bologna with mayonnaise?
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> what is low country cuisine?
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> Reggie Good CLU, LUTCF, ChFC
> Reginald J Good Agency
> 135 Clothier Lane
> PO Box 654
> Lakeside, MT 59922-0654
> 406-844-3143
> 1-800-823 LIFE(5433)
> fax: 406-844-3191
> website www.Insurance-Solutions.biz
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