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Coastal Companion

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Gingerbread Pirate Ship for the Holidays – Amelia Island, Florida

November 21, 2007 by Susanne Talentino

AMELIA ISLAND, FL – November 21, 2007 – In a new twist on the traditional holiday gingerbread house, The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island has unveiled a 17 feet long, 12 feet high gingerbread pirate ship in the resort’s lobby. Complete with masts and crow’s nest, the ship includes gingerbread cannons with chocolate cannonballs and a treasure chest.

The resort’s pastry chefs and carpenters logged over 300 hours on this project, including 27 hours constructing the wooden base for the pirate ship and 175 baking hours. Consisting of 1,200 pounds of flour, 450 pounds of granulated sugar, 300 pounds of light brown sugar, 150 pounds of powdered sugar, 3,000 eggs, 435 egg whites, 300 pounds of shortening, 15 gallons of milk, 90 pounds of molasses, seven pounds of cinnamon, five pounds of ginger, two pounds of allspice, ground cloves and nutmeg, the pirate ship is one “sweet” vessel.

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Sustainable Seafood – South Carolina

November 20, 2007 by Susanne Talentino

In South Carolina local chefs are doing their part to going green with the help of the Sustainable Seafood Initiative. Created in October 2002 by several of Charleston’s finest chefs and restaurants, the South Carolina Aquarium, Coastal Conservation League, Johnson and Wales University and the University of South Carolina, the Sustainable Seafood Initiative was formed to address the status of certain seafood species in the wild. Initiative participants, including a variety of top chefs, restaurants and catering companies make every effort to obtain seafood from sustainable and, whenever possible, domestic and local sources.

Funded by the South Carolina Aquarium, the Sustainable Seafood Initiative has grown to include more than 80 restaurant partners in Charleston, Beaufort, Hilton Head and the Grand Strand – and each partner is an integral part of the annual sustainable seafood festival held at the Charleston Maritime Center in October. This year the event boasted record attendance and sales numbers of visitors joining in the festivities to provide support for the conservation program. Favorite events include the “Local Chef Face-Off” as well as the “High School Recipe Contest.” For more information please visit the South Carolina Aquarium ‘s website.

Genuine Granny Delivers Old Fashioned Christmas – Fernandina Beach, Florida

November 20, 2007 by Susanne Talentino

Sweet Granny’s, a Florida bakery announces expansion of bakery basket services in time for Christmas season.

Fernandina Beach; Amelia Island, FL (PRWEB) — With all the challenges the modern family faces in planning a traditional Christmas celebration including distance from relatives and lack of time, one family in Florida hopes to ease some of the burden with baskets of home baked goodies. Sweet Granny’s, a family run bakery in Fernandina Beach/Amelia Island, headed by a genuine granny has expanded their storefront to accept internet orders for holiday favorites, including their most popular gift baskets filled with cookies, brownies and hand-dipped chocolates.

“We don’t pretend that our baking is a cure for all that ails a family, but sharing some old fashioned Christmas baking along with memories can help strengthen family bonds over the holiday season,” explains Natalie Goolsby, Business Manager for Sweet Granny’s, “Things should never be so stressful that we forget to take time to enjoy good things and each other.”

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Savannah Residents Publish Cookbook Featuring Local Restaurants

November 15, 2007 by Susanne Talentino

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Savannah residents Debra Zumstein and Wil Kazary will be at 700 Kitchen Cooking School at the Mansion on Forsyth Park on Thursday, November 29, from 5:00pm – 7:00pm, signing copies of their newly released cookbook, Carolina Cooking: Recipes from the Region’s Best Chefs (Gibbs Smith, Publisher, $19.95, Paperback). Featured in the cookbook are numerous recipes from Chef Darin Sehnert of 700 Kitchen Cooking School at The Mansion On Forsyth Park, along with over a hundred recipes from other top restaurants in the Carolinas and Georgia.

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Has Tourism Development Gone Wild on Hilton Head Island?

November 15, 2007 by Susanne Talentino

According to National Geographic Traveler Magazine Hilton Head Island is in “serious trouble”. The magazine has ranked the worlds’ island destinations in a survey in the Nov/Dec issue. A panel of 522 experts reviewed conditions in 111 selected islands and archipelagos. The score is based on how threatened the destination is in regards to over-development and tourism.

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, makes the list with a score of 45, Key West, Florida, Oahu, Hawaii, and Puget, Thailand all score 46. These destinations are considered to be “in serious trouble”.

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