Scottish Guy Tries SOUTHERN FEAST in Charleston, South Carolina 🇺🇸
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In this video, I go to Poogan's Porch in Charleston, South Carolina, where I try fried green tomatoes, fried chicken, rice, beans and collared greens.
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Shaun I would have to say that of all the people from the UK who review all things America and relay their experiences, you probably have the widest breadth of knowledge even more than Laurence who actually lives here and is a US citizen now and the reason I say that is that you have not only toured here so much but also toured widely. You've been to the heartland, the big states, the little states, both coasts, experienced so much, etc. Not even most Americans can say that. Even as a born & raised American I find myself learning new things about my own country from your travels which ought to inform your audience about just how vast the USA is. You're doing well just to see 1/3rd of the states here within a single lifetime, which is why we never leave.
@@marksmith4892 thank you Mark I appreciate the kind words - so much more yet to see
@@shaunvlog have you been to Michigan yet?? This is the season when the colors (of the tree leaves) change. You should go now!
No, no, no, you're doing it all wrong, please forgive the hospitality that apparently wasn't shown to you. First of all no south Carolinian eats chicken n waffles with fruit on it. The chicken should be on the waffles. Your collards should be eaten with hot pepper vinegar, specially cayenne pepper vinegar. Those are black eyed peas grown in the south because they tolerate our summer...a form of cow or field pea, like a crowder pea that makes its own gravy, should be cooked with fat back. You spent way too much money for that meal that cost so much less anywhere else.
Hey y'all that rice dish Shaun wasn't sure about is called Hoppin John.
It's black eyed peas cooked with bacon or another pork product served on a bed of white rice.
My grandmother used to serve it every New Years a long with a ham, greens, soup beans and corn bread.
Good Southern soul food never disappoints.
Nothing like Hoppin John! The best ❤️
It was alll so goood
@@shaunvlog The black eyed peas/hoppin' john, collards and ham is what many people eat for "good luck" on New Year's Day.
I had them with feta cheese crumbled on top at a restaurant and it was so good I make them like that now.
@@reindeer7752 Sounds interesting 🤔
Mom & Pop places will beat fancy places 8 out of 10 times for food. Most of the more famous places are tourist traps who are made famous by out of town vacationers, not locals.
Yeah I find that too
Exactly!
Andat the mom and pop places you are referring to usually have the best service and experience as well
Ask locals where they like to eat.
I’ve been to this restaurant and it’s a fancy place
You missed the sign
On the wall "No eating southern fried chicken with a knife and fork" get those hands and your mouth messy and asks for extra napkins that goes for BBQ as well finally find the mom
Pop spots. You know when you get sweet tea and white
Bread you're off the
Tourist path. Enjoy
😅😅😅
I'm from Georgia and we always pronounced pecan "puh-kahn" because my Granny said "pee-can" was something you kept under the bed in the winter so you don't have to go to the outhouse at night 🤣
NC here, I never heard pee-can until that actor in Star Trek Enterprise and the character Cmdr Tucker said it as pee-can. His character was from Texas.
Those are blacked eyed peas. A southern staple and must have for new years dinner.
They were delicious
@@shaunvlog- Shaun, the reason Black-eyed Peas are a "must" on New Year's Day is they represent coins and the collard greens that you eat with them are the paper cash - thus securing a prosperous year - and the more you eat the richer you'll be! 😉
Also, pork for good health.
@@saraedmonds1809- I did forget to mention the pork, didn't I? 🤦♀️Thanks for catching that, Miss Sara! 😊 Diana
Allegedly it brought good luck for the year if you had them on new years
You have a typical southern meal fried chicken, black eye peas and rice and collard greens. My mom would make that for Sunday dinner with dessert.
you need pepper vinegar for the greens
Good shout!
I took pepper vinegar for granted until I moved to Denver. Now, I have to stock up every time I visit the south
My mema used to make her own pepper vinegar from these tiny peppers they’d grow along the fence line. Need to figure out the variety so I can start making my own here in Denver.
The mom and pop places will always win in the south.
Those are black-eyed peas and rice
Gotchya. Thanks!
It always seem like Europeans are hesitant to ask for to go boxes. That's part of the American experience
This big ol plate is called Southern Hospitality. Friendly people and always do much food! 🙌❤ I love visiting
Yyyeeesss!!
The South knows how to eat …
Indeed 🦐
You got the soul food plate, Shaun. Those black eyed peas are used to make Hoppin Jphn at the New Year--they're supposed to bring good luck
My mother makes this every NY. She is from Louisiana.
They were delicious
@@80sGamerLady my friend and her husband (NYC) also make it, al9ng with oxtail soup
Black-eyed peas are not used to make Hoppin John!
@l01j99 they sure are. Either black-eyed peas, or field peas, depending on where you're from
My mamaw used to tell me that the New Year's dishes were symbolic. The black eyed peas were to give foresight into the new year. The cabbage (we didn't have greens) was to signify a wish for monetary wealth, the cornbread was meant to wish for sunny golden days all year. The bacon and ham was there because it tasted great. The wine at the table was made to pull it all together! :)
Most "southern food" that you need reservations for will pale on comparison to a great hole in the wall diner. BTW, those were blackeye peas that you were calling beans. They are a staple of southern food, along with the collards. The problem with many of these "fancy" places, they try to over-complicate things. Great southern food needs like three seasonings, butter, salt and pepper. You can make most things taste awesome with just those three things.
Great Southern food also includes onions and garlic.
@@kimmieMPA For certain recipes, sure. You are not putting onions and garlic in your biscuits and gravy, usually. I also never put garlic in my cornbread and milk(I do dice up sweet onions and put in the bowl with the crumbled up cornbread). My main pint was, just like the trinity of Cajun food is a mix of diced onion, bell peppers and celery, the trinity of southern cooking as a whole is butter, salt and pepper. Everything else is optional. Of course, all of this is a little tongue in cheek.
Looks like a wonderful meal. Hope the 2 of you are enjoying life. Take care - Be safe and always God Bless.
Thank you - we had a great time
between Charleston and Savannah, i hope you guys got to try some low country seafood boil while visiting.
That she crab soup looks nicer than the last one you tried. Oh man, you had fried green tomatoes too. I'll have to make some now. I was wondering when you were going to try black eyed peas. Shaun, I can make you some that are prize winners next time you're over if you liked them. It all looks amazing, but it looks heavy. Are you getting tired of fried food yet? If I were in your shoes, I would have been craving some blueberries, strawberries and melon. Too much fried food makes you so sluggish and it's not good in that heat.
It was all delicious but I must admit I was rather full after all of this 😅
Ok now im super hungry lol. I love black eyed peas. And fried chicken. And i cook lots of rice lol..grew up in southern Louisiana. Best food ever.
I love Charleston, SC.
One of my favorite cities.
The red liquid in the little cup is hot sauce ..... a MUST with southern food. Pour it on your chicken, your catfish, in your collard greens. Mmm mmm good! 😁
my momma would make the same meal, but she would make homemade slightly sweet cornbread to go with it. Put lots of butter and blackeyed peas on the split in half cornbread during the meal. Then for desert or breakfast the next morning, warm the cornbread, split it, but lots of butter and some strong molasses on it. Pure southern bliss.
Hello, my favorite Scottish guy!
hello Virginia :)
You can grab a water taxi to get around too. Great way to avoid the traffic. Love Charleston.
I got so hungry watching this! Southern food is the best IMHO (SC born and raised.)
Blackeyed peas, collard greens & southern fried chicken TRADITIONAL SOUTHERN US FOOD!!
Most of the time in the South you'll get Pinto Beans or Black-Eyed peas.Those are Black-eyed peas.
😊 That southern food all looked wonderful!!! If you ever hop over to Texas I could give you tips on the best BBQ( brisket, ribs, and fresh sausage), the creamiest ice cream and where to find the best seafood and if you like a little zing, hot fresh tamales are interesting. It could take you a solid month to eat you way across the state😊 The best hidden gem (if you can find it) are homemade fruit kolaches ( cream cheese, pineapple, peach or cottage cheese)
Those are blackeyed peas in the hoppin john; I grew up on them ... and always at new year's day, for sure!
Best food comes from the "mom and pop" out of the way places. What you get in these restaurants I call tourist food.
In the Charleston area do yourself a favor and go to any restaurant in Charleston that you're afraid to enter the building. It will absolutely be the best food you will ever eat in your life.
Well, if you have black eyed peas over rice...it's probably,what we call in the south, Hoppin' John. I'm glad to see you seemed to enjoy the collards... now I'm craving some collard greens and corn bread.
Pi-Kahn pie does not need caramel on it. It’s little more than nuts and sugar as is!!! Some fresh whipped cream, however, is always a nice addition.
Pecan pie is my very favorite dessert. Don't feel bad about comparing local restaurants against each other. You are correct that the "fancier" ones aren't as good as some of the smaller daily cheap eats spots. Just came back from Charleston (we go fairly often--every year or two--for week. Best seafood we found (we went to 4 different places based on ratings). Gillies was the 5th and best and didn't even come up on searches until I lucked onto the name and looked it up. Small, nothing fancy, but good lord the amount of food and the best seafood I had in Charleston--ever.
Black eyed peas and rice is called Hopping John back home.
This is comfort food at it's best.
Next time, check out Columbia, SC.
And also Greenville,SC.
The terrain in this state changes the further you move from the coast.
There are hills and mountains in the north west of this state bordering the Appalachian Mountains.
Coast: Charleston.
Midlands: Columbia. State capital.
Mountains: Greenville.
The cool thing about living in Columbia is that it's 4 hours away from each completely different environment, while here is the cumulation of 3 rivers from the mountainess west combined to flow to the ocean along with it's tributaries out into the coast.
America is beautiful.
Green fried tomatoes are good to dip in ranch
What a great southern style meal. I need to get back down south one of these days.
Loved it
We fry most everything in the South. That’s why we’re always so happy down South 😉😁 I’m sure you know by now but those were black eyed peas. From upper SC.
Now that was a lot of food for one person,lol.
If you haven't, you two should watch the movie "Fried Green Tomatoes", excellent film.
Thanks for taking us along, see you soon.
I drove all over the u.s. for better part of 20 years and the best fried catfish was at a hole in the wall truckstop in Louisiana. That seems to be a theme in parts of the country with different foods.
Poogan's Porch is our favorite place in Charleston! Heard about it on a ghost tour. Amy fell in love with the late great beloved little dog named Poogan who gave the restaurant its name.
There used to be a place in Mount Pleasant across the Bridge from Charleston called 'Sticky Fingers' .... Best Pork Ribs I've ever had!
Next time, cross the bridge and go over to Shem Creek. Try the Vicious Biscuit, and also stop and get the roasted oysters at Table and Tavern. You won't regret it. I've come to love Shem Creek and the beaches a mile south of it on Sullivan Island more than any place in that area now.
"Fried tomatoes, who'da thought?" Crack me up! ----> In Charleston
I had one of my favorite meals in Charleston.
For more info Hoppin'John and Collards are eaten on New Years Day. Hoppin' John for good luck and Collards for Prosperity in the coming new year. ❤️🏴
Love it
Go across the bridge to a place called the vicious biscuit. They only serve breakfast so you'll have to get there early 😉
Dang, I'm American and that's the first time I've ever actually seen She Crab soup! Interesting!
Love that place! The food is amazing ❤ fabulous choice!
You have a lot of comments already, so probably a summary:
1) Eat fried chicken off the bone. No other way.
2) The "sauce" you spread over the chicken was likely either Tabasco, Crystal or some other Louisiana hot sauce meant to the collard greens. The greens are TOUGH and bitter, so they need to cook low and slow to tenderize, and the bacon (and, ideally bacon fat) add much-needed flavor. The hot sauce tops it off.
3) The "beans" are black-eye peas, and are a Southern staple. I have seen some comments about them being served on rice and being called Hoppn' John. That actually usually includes tomatoes, minus the bacon, but it may be a regional thing - even in the South (don't get Southerners - especially this prude - talking about "proper" barbecue).
4) Pecan pie: Yes, to most Southerners, you got the pronunciation right the last time: "pih-CAHN." My fraternity house was built on an old pecan orchard - nothing like going out every Spring, collecting the nuts, and going in and cracking them for their soft, sweet meat! I don't know if you visited Magnolia's in Charleston, but they had perhaps the best pecan pie I have ever had (and after key lime, it's my favorite). Pecan-to-syrup ratio must have been at least 10:1 - I was cutting through nuts down to the crust. HIGHLY recommended.
If you go back, a highly recommended hotel is Planter's Inn. Wonderful timely rooms right across from The Market, and the restaurant is famous for its seven-layer coconut cake (they even ship them, take online orders). Great experience, right in the thick of things, and a direct shot to/from I-26.
I love fries green tomatoes....make them anytime the store sells the green ones
I've never seen green tomatoes here in South Texas so I have to grow them.
They really have a great taste.
I use the beefsteak tomatoes.
They were reelallly good
Now I need some!
My family is from the South but I never found a liking for Black-eyed peas. But collards are my favorite vegetable hands down.
Black eyed peas on rice aka hoppin' john.
There is also a Country Buffet that has all you can eat fried chicken for $14.99
You should try the Codfather near Park Circle on Spruill Ave. Owner is British and the fish....omg
I was looking out for some mac & cheese, but everything else is wonderful too. Now I'm hungry, haha. It's a good thing y'all walked around and sweated a lot on your trip to burn off all that deliciousness. Glad you enjoyed my adopted home state of South Carolina.
Black eyed peas, also known as hoppinjonhs
Fried green tomatoes are peasant food ,,I’m glad I’m a peasant,,,,lol
Those are black-eyed peas, man! LOL!
Love this, looks so good!
Missing on that plate was cornbread 😊
When you were born and raised in the South, it's hard to imagine some people don't know about black-eyed peas.
Yum 😋 my mouth is watering…
Black eyed peas and rice, a Sunday staple here in South Carolina!And yes, we don't tend to eat stuff singularly, we get a little of this and a bit of that on the same fork. That's how you know sides complement each other.
My ancestors, The Calhouns, are from Charleston. Their ancestors came from Scotland. Their name was Colquhoun and changed to Calhoun.
Myrtle Beach South Carolina is about 90 minutes north of Charleston and there are like 100 seafood buffets. You would have loved all you can eat seafood cooked more traditionally. ❤🇺🇸🙏🏻👊🏻
Poogans is a great restaurant there 2:38
My husband & I often share one appetizer as well as an entree especially in the South 🤗. Their portions are usually larger … more for your money!
So glad you reviewed Poogan's Porch it is the number one restaurant I recommend in Charleston. The Shrimp and Grits are EXCELLENT.
Shaun..I enjoy your videos beyond description! I was stationed in Scotland, Angus County , Edsel and Brechin area in the early ‘90s. Loved everything but the weather including how to drink a wee nip of grouse! God Bless!
Yummy! Looks like Hopping John made with black eyed peas
Black - eyed peas, yummy! The fried green tomatoes look delicious. Were they tangy?
Ahhh making me hungry!
Shaun, The best Fried Green Tomatoes are dipped in Corn Meal that's mixed with Buttermilk and then fried. Tomato ketchup is good to dip into. And the greens are best with Vineger splashed on them. Thos beans you atr aere Black Eyed Peas, also delicious.
There's so much good food in Charleston that you'd have to take in every plantation tour and go up and down every deck of the USS Yorktown over in Patriot's Point to burn it off. 😁
Just walked by Poogans Porch and Husk today. Glad you enjoyed. In the beginning of the video, you passed by Magnolia's. That was a place you should have tried. A little pricey, but all of downtown is. Would have loved if you went out to Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms area, but I know time was short for you folks. Basically just a skip over the Ravenel Bridge. A lot of nice places to eat and is where you go for the beach atmosphere. That or the other side of Charleston towards Folly Beach.
They are black eyed peas a type of bean
Black eyed peas. My husband is originally from Virginia. I moved here. Traditionally they eat black eyed peas and greens for New Years Day. It's supposed to ensure you have plenty of coin and paper money in the year to come. My family from PA and NY. We always had pork roast and sourkraut for New Years day. We are German, Scottish, English (Heinz 57 🤣)That food looks amazing!!! I will eat there next time I go to Charleston.
Black eyed peas!
I can't believe they framed Jimmy Carrey's and Lauren Holley's thank you note, but labeled her name below it as Lauren Hutton lol.
Hi Shaun, you know how to eat. I mean, take a little bit of everything, and eat it all together. I could never understand people eating all of one thing before proceeding to the next.
I think Collard greens, or mustard or turnip greens taste best when eaten with cornbread and pepper sauce, I like the clear sauce like Trappy's, but regular Louisiana hot sauce or Tabasco is also good.
If you’re still there, you need to go to Dave’s Carry Out on Morris Street. Freshest, best shrimp, fried, of course, and the lima beans are to die for. Say hi to Terry while you’re there. He’s the man cooking behind the counter.
The beans are Black-Eyed Peas.
Black eyed peas and collard greens.
My brother and I are from the south. I never cared for fried green tomatoes, buy my brother always ate them with ranch dressing. Supposedly it's pretty good that way.
You should’ve had the biscuit instead of the cornbread. Poogans porch is known for their biscuits
Fancy that American 🇺🇸 Carmel cake just like a Scottish jam tart 😂
Those are black-eyed peas, a variety of cowpeas not beans, though they are in the same family as peas and beans, very much Southern fare.
Fried GREEN.. tomatoes..
Them's is black eyed peas. :)
Black Eye peas my friend.
Those collard greens and fried chicken looked good, however; you can keep the black-eyed peas. I've never been a fan of them. Thanks, sharing this adventure.
Shaun, those are Black-eyed peas.
I could eat collared greens every day of the year! Non-Southerners can’t stand them most of the time. It is a Southern Thing.
Blackeye peas
Those beans are called Black-Eyed Peas.
Fried green tomatoes are unripened tomatoes fried
I've never seen anyone eat chicken & waffles with fruit on the waffles and the chicken not on top of the waffles. 🤔