Tuesday, February 04, 2020

Good Food in South Carolina

Fresh and Local: Fish and Shellfish from Harrellson’s Market in Murrell’s Inlet


Ever since we were here in the Litchfield-Pauley's Island area last year, I've been dreaming about Harrellson's Seafood Market, which has fresh local fish of many types. They have a couple of cauldrons of boiling water with your choice of spice level, so they can cook the very fresh shrimp for you. That's how we did it. It's fantastic to have fish and shrimp this fresh!

A whole triggerfish ready to be cleaned and cooked,
kept under the ice. We bought a piece of snapper from another case,
but this made a much better photo!

We bought shrimp and a piece of snapper and took them home for dinner — such fresh fish are a wonderful treat!
Oven-baked grouper with a wine and lemon sauce and a salad.

Thomas Cafe in Georgetown, S.C.  

Inside the Thomas Cafe, which has been in business for 75 years, and serves traditional Southern food.
It was extremely good!
Shrimp and grits with a few pan-fried green tomatoes.
A crab-cake sandwich with a scoop of potato salad.
A deep-fried green tomato with dressing.
A shrimp Po-Boy sandwich.
The view from the Georgetown boardwalk. We've been enjoying our stay here,
and I'll post more photos later.

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12 comments:

  1. Quality seafood with reasonable price is not easy to find over here. I am drooling :-))

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  2. Hubby would be in heaven, to me it´s rather hell ;-)
    Yes, I do know fish and seafood is healthy, but alas, the smell. And some textures...

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  3. My....what options but I was most taken with that crab cake sandwich!!!!

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  4. Now I am hungry! Going to bookmark this post for my next visit to SC.

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  5. That shrimp looks to die for! I am definitely a shrimp strumpet and that looks the best!

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  6. Nothing beats fresh, fresh fish and shrimp.

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  7. There is nothing like fish that is that fresh! Looks like some enjoyable eating

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  8. Yum! Nothing better than super fresh fish and seafood. ;-)

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  9. Mae, your theme song should be "On the Road Again"! All that good, fresh seafood looks so yummy. Not that Bob would think so, as he's not a fish fan.

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  10. Shrimp and grits and fried green tomatoes! Count me in. Looks like you are having a wonderful time & I hope the weather is milder there than Michigan.

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  11. Love your photos of the market! And the shrimp you made looks FANTASTIC!

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  12. I love the idea of eating shrimp straight from the market

    We tried poboys in New Orleans. So good!

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