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Published January 1, 2013 at 2136 × 1734 in Celebrate a proper Southern New Years: Black-eyed peas, cornbread and mustard greens

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Mustard greens. Be sure to wash the greens very, very well. All those pretty, fluffy curled sprigs catch every grit of sand they were grown in.

Betsy Hinderliter, South by Southeast

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ADLUH FLOUR, Columbia, SC. Grain and flour mill.
ANSON MILLS, Columbia, SC. Grows and mills heirloom grains including Carolina Gold rice!
BLUFFTON OYSTER COMPANY, Bluffton, SC. Seafood market on the dock with locally caught oysters, shrimp and crab.
BULGER CREEK FARM, Auburn, AL. Mild and delicious goat cheese and spreads from their own pasture raised goats.
DEMPSEY FARMS, St. Helena’s island, SC (near Beaufort). U-pick strawberries in spring, pumpkins in fall and home grown vegetables all summer.
PENZEYS, Wisconsin. Yes, not in the south, however, the best selection and quality of spices and herbs around.
SEA EAGLE MARKET, Beaufort, SC. Seafood market with local catch caught off their own boats.

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