Friday, April 3, 2009
What's in season: Oysters
Oysters from the Lowcountry have a distinct, salty flavor. That's because the waters here are saltier than in most other oyster-harvesting areas. There are no fresh water rivers or springs flowing into our estuaries -- so the oysters grow in a pure, high-saline environment. May River oysters from Bluffton are famous, as are the oysters from St. Helena Island. Ask for them at these local restaurants: Bateaux, Saltus, Gilligan's.
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Also by Laura Von Harten
- A SOUTH CAROLINA SHRIMP STORY. Part of a regional companion publication for Key Ingredients: America by Food, a Smithsonian traveling exhibit.
- MY LOWCOUNTRY. Columns from Lowcountry Weekly.
- THE SEAFOOD INDUSTRIES OF PORT ROYAL SOUND. Chapter 4 of the Port Royal Sound Survey, SC Institute of Archaeology & Anthropology.