– Remember the Carolina-style barbecue joint in SF, Rusty’s Southern? Well there, “barbecue doctrine gives way to what simply tastes right” as they do their variations on NC and SC style barbecue and sauces
– EDIA, Inc, the folks behind The Great NC Barbecue Map, collaborate with Garden & Gun Magazine on 5 lesser-known NC barbecue joints
Just in time for the road trip season, 5 lesser-known North Carolina barbecue joints. http://t.co/1FRSfX5LFD pic.twitter.com/Cl1bg6IfNe
— Garden & Gun (@gardenandgunmag) May 30, 2015
– This DC-area blog has a breakdown of the different spots around DC to try various styles of barbecue
– Red Hot & Blue opened its latest chain restaurant in Cary in early May
– Marie, Let’s Eat! visits Couch’s Barbecue in Ooltewah, TN for the second time and reiterates that its worth a stop, even if the style of barbecue is a little unique
– Robert Moss goes in deep on Central Texas sausage in his latest post for Southern Living
– Some (but not all) details on Looking Ahead to the Past BBQ, a cool sounding barbecue event around Charlotte on June 14; the location has yet to be disclosed:
The Relish Carolina event will include outdoor cooking by chef Jim Noble and his Noble Food & Pursuits team, wine pairings by Eric Solomon of European Cellars, and involvement from Dan Huntley of Dan the Pig Man Barbecue, Free Range Brewing, Haunt Bar and Unknown Brewing. Some of the proceeds will benefit The Kings Kitchen and Bakery, owned by Noble, which supports homeless programs in Charlotte.