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Epsom derby cocktail next to a bottle of Never Say Die Bourbon
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The Epsom Derby Cocktail

The Epsom Derby Cocktail mixes the smooth Never Say Die bourbon whiskey with bright grapefruit juice and an essence of mint leaves.

Never Say Die Cocktail with an orange twist
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Never Say Die Cocktail

The Never Say Die cocktail comes together seamlessly with lemon juice, orange, and marmalade to tip its hat to the British influence.

Two renditions of a mix-and-match jam cocktail
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Mix-and-Match Jam Cocktail

This may seem like just a 3 ingredient cocktail, but its personality changes depending on what jam and liquor you pair with it.

Grissini on a sheet pan, ready to be baked
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Grissini

Grissini are like dressed-up breadsticks. Steve Mchugh made some topping suggestions, but you can really go in all different directions.

Cured cucumber pickles from a jar
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Cured Cucumber Pickles

Chef Steve McHugh shares this classic Cured cucumber pickles recipe for a quick and effortless pickle with a potent brine and great crunch.

Pink Bellies soft shell bun mi
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Pink Bellies Soft Shell “Bun Mi”

At Charleston's wildly popular restaurant Pink Bellies, this double-fried soft shell sandwich is a seasonal special that sells out nightly.

Pink Bellies' Pho Mai Burger
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Chef Thai Phi Makes the Phô Mai Burger | Video

Pink Bellies' play on the classic cheeseburger is a decadent handheld topped with savory onion jam, creamy butter aïoli, and jalapeños.

Ricky Moore's Fish Dog with Chunky Comeback Sauce
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Crispy “Fish Dogs” with Comeback Sauce

Ricky Moore shares his recipe for crispy fish dogs with chunky comeback sauce. This winning combination will have you "coming back" for more.

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Sarah Simmons’ Fried Chicken Biscuit

Sarah Simmons, the owner of Columbia’s Rise Gourmet Goods and Bakeshop, refreshes the traditional egg sandwich with a deviled egg sauce. The key to Simmons’ chicken is the brine, which is well worth the one- or two-day wait to keep the chicken juicy after frying.