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Charleston red rice

CTL-W-0621 · Work

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Combined Graph record U-01021 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-W-0621. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

Mount Pleasant Magazine: 'Charleston red rice is a well-known example [of Gullah rice dishes] and derives its name from the rich tomato base that gives the dish its namesake color. You'll find red rice as a staple side item in many restaurants in the Lowcountry.' Stored rice, tomato, and Lowcountry origin established; the stored bacon is not addressed by this source and is not stamped.

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Mount Pleasant Magazine: 'Charleston red rice is a well-known example [of Gullah rice dishes] and derives its name from the rich tomato base that gives the dish its namesake color. You'll find red rice as a staple side item in many restaurants in the Lowcountry.' Stored rice, tomato, and Lowcountry origin established; the stored bacon is not addressed by this source and is not stamped.

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Mount Pleasant Magazine: 'Charleston red rice is a well-known example [of Gullah rice dishes] and derives its name from the rich tomato base that gives the dish its namesake color. You'll find red rice as a staple side item in many restaurants in the Lowcountry.' Stored rice, tomato, and Lowcountry origin established; the stored bacon is not addressed by this source and is not stamped.

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