Charleston Cooks

Charleston’s Gardens from André Michaux to the Present https://www.historiccharleston.org/blog/event/history-andre-michaux-present-0318-2021/

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Without intervention of some of Charleston's smartest culinary minds, an heirloom kernel would... The first corn plant looked like a regular stalk of grass or grain; it had almost zero resemblance to its modern cousin. Horticulturist Brian Ward of Clemson's Coastal Research and Education Center figures that well over a thousand years ago, early Native Americans ate the grassy plant, thought it t…

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America's Only Working Tea Plantation Get a taste of Southern history and comfort at America's only working tea plantation.