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The Southern Fork

May 29, 2020

Who’s ready for some ice cream? After a resume build that reads like a “best restaurants in the South” list incl. Cakes & Ale in Atlanta, Empire State South also in Atlanta, Rhubarb in Asheville, and Butcher & Bee in Charleston, Chef Cynthia Wong left the pressures of a restaurant kitchen to hit the streets on her...


May 22, 2020

I think that the classic Happy Hour at home is back. The folks that liked to hop on a barstool on after work are currently looking at their home bars with a new light, missing the camaraderie of bar cocktails but also looking to have a bit of a ritual -- even in uncertain times -- at the close of the workday, whatever...


May 15, 2020

Like much of the country, Charleston, SC’s food and beverage scene is reeling from the pandemic. And despite the state being one of the early states to push toward a full reopening, some restaurants are still closed, still working on plans to provide safety and retain at least some of the experience and hospitality...


May 8, 2020

Right now, one of the main conversations in America around food is about the cracks and the faultines in the meat industry, and by extension, the idea that while it’s hard and illness is an epidemic, we must force workers by decree to keep working. This assumes the validity of the system, and I’m about to...


May 1, 2020

Meet the BBQ Professor. If you’re ready to up your grilling and smoking skills, then there’s few out there better to learn from than Pitmaster Tuffy Stone. Based in Richmond, Va. with a catering business and restaurant, this chef has taken his self-taught knowledge of grilling and smoking all around the world and...