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As early as 1690, Gullah People from coastal West Africa were cultivating rice in fields of Charleston, SC. The Gullah People have managed to keep many aspects of their cultural heritage alive today, as evident in their dialect and through their food.

Gullah People cooked with everything they grew, caught from the river and
brought over from Africa.Whatever they cooked,you could almost guarantee that it tasted great and was seasoned to perfection.

Does taste matter?
Is flavor important?
If you say YES,
try Palmetto Blend.
Following the rich
Gullah tradition,
Palmetto Blend
combines the
perfect measurements of seven all Natural spices to bring out the flavor in everything you cook. It’s great for stir fry’s, barbeques, soups, and salads. Fine particles allow Palmetto Blend to quickly absorb into meats and vegetables unleashing their true flavors. Everything you cook will taste amazing!

Gullah Recipes 42 colorful pages contains 50 mouthwatering dishes made by Real Gullah People from Charleston and Edisto Island. Now you can enjoy many of the same dishes that were handed down for generations. The true stories and beautiful illustrations of some of Charleston’s finest scenes make Gullah Recipes much more than a cookbook.

A Slave Story: From Africa to Charleston is a book that gives young readers an unprecedented view of America through the eyes of a slave named Amadu.
A Slave Story opens with a ten-year-old girl named Simone learning history from her teacher, Mrs. Singleton. Simone is eager to teach others what she learns. Simone introduces Amadu, an African warrior captured by slave hunters and forced into a life of enslavement. His story begins in the early 1700’s on an old slave ship heading to the new world. Through narration, Amadu describes his home, work, other slaves, and plantation life.

The Spirit of a murdered slave is awakened 250 years after his wrongful death when his image is unknowingly captured on camera. He seeks to avenge his death and the death of his family by personally visiting everyone that is SENT his picture.

A weekend meant for celebration turns deadly as a young bride to be mysteriously loses her close friends to murder. She narrowly escapes death, as she and the police scramble to find a suspected serial killer.

Piggly Wiggly/ Charleston, N. Charleston
Ladson, Summerville and Hollywood, SC
Lowes/ Summerville and MT Pleasant
Boone Hall/ 1235 Long Point Road, SC
Charleston City Market/ 188 Meeting St
Charleston Visitor Center/ 375 Meeting
IAAM/ 14 Wharfside St Charleston, SC
Middleton Place/ 4300 Ashley River Rd
Magnolia Gardens/ 3550 Ashley River Rd
James Is Campground/ 871 Riverland Dr.
McLeod Plantation/ 325 Country Club Dr.
Mt. Pleasant Peir 71 Harry Hallman Jr. Blvd
Tomlinson Warehouse/ 10155 Dorchester Rd
Charleston’s Town Landing 1500 Old Towne
Gullah Roots/ 5060 Dorchester Rd # 110
Sewee Outpost/ 4853 Hwy 17 N Awendaw
Ace Sweetgrass/ 3008 US-17 N, Mount Pleasant, SC
General Store/ 9674 Ocean Hwy PawleyI’s Island, SC
M & C Seafood/ 1731 N Main St. Summerville, SC

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