Hurricane, Schmurricane!

Hurricane Bill should not affect the Myrtle Beach area in anyway, but Hurricane's are usually never fun any way you look at it. Unless, of course you are a surfer and enjoy the 10 ft. high walls of water.

Bill was maintaining top wind speeds of 135mph today, and still about 1,500 miles off the coast of Miami. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center said it should pass over North Carolina and Virgina by the end of the week making it probably a pretty gross weather end of the week for us. Does anyone have any "Hurricane", or "Dark and Stormy" drink recipes that you can send us? That sounds like a great way to enjoy a Friday Happy Hour. A cold drink and the clouds swirling outside! Batten down the hatches and enjoy Mother Nature's work skimming us by.

Lesson of the Day

Q: Why does Wild, Line Caught make such a difference with fish?

A: Wild, Line Caught means that it was caught without nets and not pumped with chemicals. That in itself sounds better already, doesn't it? All of our fish here at LeGrand's Prime Alaskan Seafood & Steaks is Wild, Line Caught and flown in every 48 hours from Alaska. No joke! We have fishermen in Alaska out there in their boats fishing strictly for us, then we have it flown in. Talk about jet-setters! So, if you like salmon or halibut then you will absolutley love our fish! www.legrandsprime.com

LeGrand's Cast Iron Mussels, served sizzling!

One of our most popular appetizers, our Cast Iron Mussels are one Pound of P.E.I. Mussels seasoned and served sizzling! It's a great way to start off your meal, or even just enjoy with a great glass of wine!