Ask anyone in the know about the traditional cuisine of the Coastal Carolinas and odds are they’re going to say that seafood and produce.

Ask anyone in the know about the traditional cuisine of the Coastal Carolinas and odds are they’re going to say that seafood and produce.
Seafood is one of the most important foods to consider when designing a sustainable menu. There is a big focus on eating local and on the comparative carbon footprint of beef, lamb, and chicken. But between overfishing, the evolving health of our oceans, and our understanding of how farm fishing and wild caught affects surrounding eco-systems, we begin to grasp that understanding sustainable seafood is a complex undertaking. Without diving into big explanations and long-winded descriptions, let’s assume you already care about supporting sustainable eating and seafood is included. Here are just a few must-know items to help you make…