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This recipe and more can be found in "Entertaining at the College of Charleston (1998)" by Zoe Sanders. Alex Sanders (19th president of the College of Charleston from 1992-2001) demonstrate how to make oyster pie. Alex’s mother called this dish "scalloped oysters" and this...

This recipe and more can be found in "Entertaining at the College of Charleston (1998)" by Zoe Sanders Zoe Sanders and her husband, Alex Sanders (19th president of the College of Charleston from 1992-2001) demonstrate how to make college biscuits. Zoe learned this recipe...

This recipe and more can be found in "Entertaining at the College of Charleston (1998)" by Zoe Sanders. Zoe and her husband, Alex Sanders (19th president of the College of Charleston from 1992-2001) demonstrate how to make her mother’s game chicken recipe. Sixteen quail or...

Entertaining at the College of Charleston is a dedicated effort on the part of Zoe Sanders, wife of President Alex Sanders, to record through pictures, text, menus, and recipes her gracious and elegant style of entertaining. In their cooking show, Alex and Zoe present some...

Avocado and Grapefruit Salad While Zoe peels the grapefruit and removes the bitter pith from the fruit, Alex makes a bed of Boston Bibb lettuce on a salad plate, observing that he considers iceberg lettuce to be the polyester of the lettuce world. He makes a pin wheel...

Winyah Bay is located at the confluence of the Waccamaw, the Great Pee Dee, Sampit, and Black Rivers. Georgetown dates back as early as 1526, when Spanish Colonists attempted to settle there. Later, the British succeeded in colonizing the area and 2 centuries later, it was a...