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Chef’s Potluck: May 21, 2023

The Party: Despite rain showers, crowds flocked to the Porter Room at Holy City Brewing for the 15th-annual Chef’s Potluck. More than a dozen participating chefs from top Charleston restaurants paired with farmers, fisherman, and purveyors to present tasting dishes made with as many local ingredients as possible. Indie-folk band Hollifield and five-piece soul group Motown Throwdown provided tunes for partygoers as they moved between tables, with samples ranging from a braised pork belly “BLT” prepared by Ted’s Butcherblock to triple-berry dumplings from Bert & T’s Desserts. Proceeds benefited Lowcountry Local First, a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating an equitable and connected local economy. Overheard: “I don’t think I could even tell you what a sea bean is, but this is delicious.” —an attendee sampling a salad from Charleston Grill’s Michelle Weaver using sea beans from Heron Farms Highlight: Eating slices of Indaco’s fresh-baked “Carolina Spring” pizza topped with flowers, local vegetables, and crispy pork Beneficiary: Lowcountry Local First

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A sea bean salad prepared by Charleston Grill culinary ambassador Michelle Weaver.The 15th-annual Chef’s Potluck benefited Lowcountry Local First, a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating an equitable and connected local economy.Dark clouds moved the party under tents and indoors.Chef Rashaunda Grant of The Carolina Cookery served grits and biscuits using ingredients from Holy City Farms, Anson Mills, and Lowcountry Creamery.Jonathan and Maud Bentley pose for a photo during the annual Chef's Potluck event.Bert & T's served triple-berry dumplings in collaboration with Hickory Bluff Berry Farm.Chefs from top Charleston restaurants created tasting dishes made with as many local ingredients as possible.owerhouse vocalist Kanika Moore of Motown Throwdown entertained the crowds.The 15th-annual Chef’s Potluck benefited Lowcountry Local First, a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating an equitable and connected local economy.

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