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    Celebrity Chef Carlos Brown shares Gullah Geechee history through food in Georgia

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldJune 30, 20261 Min Read
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    Chef Carlos Brown is using food to preserve and celebrate Gullah Geechee culture in Georgia. From his Smithsonian-recognized shrimp and grits to traditional okra soup and red rice, the McDonough chef shares family recipes and history passed down through generations. Brown, who has cooked for Oprah, the Obamas and other celebrities, says every dish at Pandora on the Square tells a story rooted in heritage, resilience and legacy.

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    • Chef Carlos Brown preserves and celebrates Gullah Geechee heritage through traditional family recipes.
    • His menu features dishes recognized by the Smithsonian, including shrimp and grits, okra soup and red rice.
    • Brown shares family stories and recipes passed down through generations, emphasizing resilience and legacy.
    • His McDonough restaurant, Pandora on the Square, connects diners to history and community through every dish.

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