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The Carolina Conch Pea is known for its wholesome, pleasant flavor and its ease of cooking. It is prized as an extremely delicate pea with a creamy texture. This pea is also known for having one of the most refined tastes when compared to other peas. First offered in 1907, Marsh Hen Mill has brought it back to your kitchen table once again.
Color
creamy white
Weight & Dimensions
1.5 lbs • 10.5 x 5.25 x 3 in
Tradition is what comes to mind when we think of the polenta. Originating in Northern Italy, polenta had a humble beginning, but it is now one of the most famous staples in kitchens around the world. Made from whole-grain corn and milled fresh, our polenta preserves the full spectrum of natural oils and flavors locked in the kernel, resulting in a richer, more complex taste compared to industrially processed versions. When prepared with care, it develops a silky, almost custard-like consistency that still retains a pleasant beaded texture—tiny, tender grains that give the dish body and character.
Charleston Gold Brown Rice is a firm textured, long grain, aromatic rice with a nutty, wholesome and grassy flavor. Charleston gold was bred off of Carolina gold for increased yield, it is bred as an immature rice and has a more grassy, floral flavor than Carolina Gold. We are bringing it to you in its natural form right out of the field, all we’re doing is taking it out of the hull.
Bring the flavors of the Lowcountry to your breakfast table with a curated collection of Marsh Hen Mill favorites. From creamy stone-ground grits to classic Johnny Cakes and a fresh cup of locally roasted coffee, this gift box celebrates Southern mornings the way they were meant to be enjoyed.
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Discover the rich flavor and texture of authentic Southern grits with three of Marsh Hen Mill's signature heirloom varieties. Stone-ground in small batches on Edisto Island, each offers a unique taste of Southern heritage—perfect for breakfast, shrimp and grits, or your favorite family recipe.
If you would like to order a custom gift box please email us at: retail@marshhenmill.com
The taste of dill and cucumber come together in this creamy dressing that will compliment a salad or can be used as a dip for vegetables. Use this instead of ranch to add a little something different to your veggie plate. It can also substitute for mayonnaise or other fat based spreads in recipes.
Ingredients: Water, Vidalia Onion (18%), cucumber juice from concentrate, soybean oil, sugar, vinegar, salt, xanthan gum, dill weed, sodium benzoate as a preservative, EDTA added to protect flavor. Contains Soy.
Our Middlins consist of broken and smaller pieces of Carolina Rice that are produced during the hulling and processing of our Carolina Gold Rice. Traditionally middlins have been used in dishes such as purloo, and various "bogs". They have all the flavor and pedigree of Carolina Gold, but they cook a little quicker and are favored for recipes where they will be incorporated more than being served as a stand alone side.
Unicorn Cornmeal has a creamy texture before adding any creams or butter. This makes one of a kind cornbread, corn cakes, or pie crust. Our cornmeal consistency is closer to traditional flour because of our antique stone ground mills.
Discover the Magic of Unicorn Grits: A Legendary Culinary Delight
Unicorn Grits are a unique and highly sought-after culinary treasure that stands out from the ordinary. Unlike conventional grits, Unicorn Grits are made from rare and extraordinary pink corn, offering a creamy texture and a delightful floral aroma. While our Latin might be a bit rusty, we're confident that "uni" means "single" and "corn" represents the delicious, indispensable grain we all love.
Our Unicorn Grits are more than just a treat; they're a joy-bringing experience. Originating from a single magical corn cob, we have have created unique flavor-packed grits that will make your taste buds dance. Perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to your meals, these grits are now gracing kitchens around the world.
Why Choose Unicorn Grits?
- Rare and Unique: Made from pink corn that’s both visually stunning and exceptionally flavorful.
- Creamy Texture: Known for their smooth and creamy consistency that enhances any dish.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for various recipes, and adding a splash of lemon or lime juice can brighten their color and flavor.
Whether you're a gourmet chef or a home cook, Unicorn Grits will add a touch of magic to your dishes. Embrace the whimsical side of cooking and make your meals memorable with our extraordinary grits.
Black-eyed peas carry not only a distinctive flavor but also a rich cultural and historical significance. A staple in Southern U.S. cuisine, traditionally, they were associated with luck and prosperity when eaten on New Year’s Day. Culinarily, black-eyed peas are prized for their creamy texture and earthy, nutty flavor that absorbs seasonings beautifully. They form the base of many classic dishes, from Hoppin’ John, to stews and salads across the Southern and coastal United States. Over centuries, their flavor profile has become intertwined with the smoky, savory, and spicy notes of Southern cooking, reflecting a fusion of African, European, and Native American influences.
The kernels of guinea flint corn are a warm, pumpkin color in this beautiful heirloom strain. Sturdy and full bodied, Guinea Flint corn makes a hearty cornmeal. Professor David Shields of the University of South Carolina has found that this corn crossed the Atlantic twice, once in pre-Colonial days from the South to Africa, where certain qualities selected by growers. When it returned to the South in the 19th century, the single-ear-per-stalk crop could produce up to eight cobs per stalk. We are extremely happy to be able to offer it to you.
Reviving Jimmy Red Cornmeal: A Success Story of Marsh Hen Mill
Marsh Hen Mill's Jimmy Red Cornmeal is a testament to the success of reviving historic and almost-extinct grains. Greg dedicated eight years to cultivating this unique variety on Edisto Island, starting with preserved kernels from James Islander Ted Chewning. Sean Brock's interest in featuring Jimmy Red Cornmeal in his restaurants played a pivotal role in bringing this nearly forgotten variety back into the culinary spotlight. This collaboration highlights the commitment to preserving and celebrating traditional ingredients.
Sea Island Blue Cornmeal with a floral aroma and taste is our colorful twist on the native corns of many colors grown by farmers for generations. The consistency is closer to traditional flour and creates the perfect breading and comes out beautifully on your favorite seafood.
Our Heirloom White Cornmeal is Stone Ground to perfection to give you a versatile, consistent result every time you bake or cook with it. Much finer than traditional cornmeal, you can easily use this as a corn flour as well. Milled from premium White Dent Corn, the sugar content is a little higher and is perfect for sweet cornbread.
Discover the versatility of our Yellow Cornmeal, ideal for traditional cornbread and more. This premium cornmeal is perfect for enhancing your recipes, whether you're making classic cornbread, flavorful fried chicken, or a delicious fish fry. Its fine consistency, similar to traditional flour, ensures a perfect breading every time. Elevate your cooking with the best cornmeal for all your culinary needs.
"Johnny Cake" was first used in South Carolina in 1739. Historians believe the American Indian word "janiken" meant "corn cake". Johnny Cakes were a staple in colonial times from the Caribbean to Newfoundland. Variations of this Legendary "cake" are as diverse as the people who made them.
Ingredients
Unenriched Cracked Corn
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