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Best of Charleston
Staff Pick
There’s no sense in scrapping fish hearts when they’re so tasty. Mark Marhefka of Abundant Seafood sends fish hearts over to The Green Door, where Chef Cory Burke makes them into a mean pâté. It’s silky smooth, acidic, and not overly fishy. It will scare most people at first, but after one bite, they’ll just want more.
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Abundant Seafood
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248 Magwood Lane
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(843) 478-5078
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248 Magwood Lane
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The Green Door
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251 East Bay St.
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(843) 754-9914
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251 East Bay St.
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