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Charleston’s Only Chef-Led Culinary & History Tour
Walk the French Quarter. Learn from a chef. Taste history.
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Saddened to hear this week of the passing of my friend Joseph Hewett.I met Joe as part of the Lake Gordon Mafia, when I was working as a tour guide. We'd host weekly throwdowns - Joe and I would cook, Josh Ivey would grab bread from Dinardo's, a bottle of Mendoza and pull out some …
Continue reading "The Grendel Sleeps Tonight. Joseph Hewett, 1977-2013"
Yesterday, I finally picked up Ben Shewry's Origin book down at Heirloom Books. Wild. Foraged. Hyper-local. This is one look at the future of fine dining in the near century. Intensely inspiring. Of course, he's working with a roto vap and a few things I don't have access to - but that's technique. It's his …
Waking up the gumpchezgump blog. Notes from the Monday's James Beard dinner. http://ow.ly/jhue3
So Monday night marked the final event of the 2013 Charleston Wine and Food Festival. I was blessed to be asked to participate in the event, serving hors d'oeuvres prior to the event. Inside the historic bastion of Fort Moultrie, I was joined by James Beard winners Nathalie Dupree, Matt and Ted Lee, and of …
Finally, join us at Fort Moultrie with some "up and coming" Charleston chefs. #2013 CW&F #OVPH #gumpchezgump http://ow.ly/iLf8L
It's been a crazy few weeks at the Post House. Check out the recaps to the 2013 CW&F Festival. #http://ow.ly/iL9jI
Old Village Post House King Bean Coffee Flan @Chef's Feast http://ow.ly/i/1Fiez http://ow.ly/iL2E1
As mentioned in yesterday's post, today is Carolina Day, the anniversary of the patriot defeat of the British armada at Fort Moultrie. A link to events may be found here. Of course, on a day like today, I am reflecting on these events, and how blessed I am to be back home in South Carolina. …
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At some point, many or most of the visitors to our city find themselves drawn to White Point Gardens. Located at the tip of the Charleston peninsula where High Battery meets South Battery, visitors are afforded a view of the Ashley and Cooper rivers meeting to form the Charleston harbor. From there, it is said, …