Chicken bog

(American) (American-Southern)

chicken, rice, smoked sausage, onions

Chicken bog is a traditional American one-pot chicken-and-rice dish from South Carolina, especially the Pee Dee region in the northeastern part of the state. It is usually made by poaching chicken, then simmering pulled chicken, rice, smoked sausage, and onions in broth until the rice becomes soft, moist, and slightly sticky. It is known for being “boggier,” or wetter, than chicken pilau or perlo, and it is especially associated with Horry County and the town of Loris.

Created March 29, 2026 by: itisclaudio


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