Monk: If there was ever a case to be made for “Maine-style barbecue,” Terlingua are making it. Taking Maine ingredients and fusing the with Central Texas barbecue methods (owner and chef Pliny Reynolds spent some time in Austin) creates what looks to be a truly unique barbecue experience.
Description: At Terlingua in Portland, Maine, chefs Pliny Reynolds and Wilson Rothschild bring together the area’s bountiful fresh lobster, mussels, and mackerel, with Texas barbecue-style brisket, quail, chorizo, and more.
Kevin’s BBQ Joints out here again doing yeoman’s work. This time, he reached out to 158 restaurants (4 were added since this Tweet) across the country to get what a best first order would look like. From North Carolina, Black Powder Smokehouse in Jamestown, Lawrence Barbecue in Raleigh, Longleaf Swine in Raleigh, Noble Smoke in Charlotte, Red Bridges Barbecue Lodge in Shelby, Southern Smoke in Garland. Naturally, Texas represents a large portion of the list and a separate “Texas-only” list is located here.
NEW: I talked to 154 BBQ spots across the nation to see what they would recommend a '1st Time Visitor' order to best experience their restaurant. The responses were as diverse as they are. Note this list will continue to grow as more responses come in. https://t.co/fc6mZ0TGCUpic.twitter.com/2FlQX1IaRY
Wilber Shirley is celebrated on the UNC Press Blog by reposting his interview with John Shelton Reed and his late wife Dale Volberg Reed from “Holy Smoke: The Big Book of NC Barbecue”
Adrian Miller @soulfoodscholar's third UNC Press book, "Black Smoke: African Americans and the United States of Barbecue," is available for preorder and officially on sale 4/27/21 wherever ebooks and books are sold.https://t.co/4KZr3xQGlT
John Tanner gets a dispatch on Salvage Barbecue from his “Senior South Portland (Maine) Correspondents”
Smoked wings are a big hit in Columbia
Utilizing barbecue’s defining cooking process and an ample dusting of in-house dry-rubs, an increasing number of restaurants have found a dedicated audience for this preparation of drums and flats. https://t.co/hMOhFfhOxW
— Post and Courier Columbia (@PCColumbia) April 13, 2021
The Riverdale Park, MD-based 2Fifty Texas BBQ is opening up a D.C. location
After saying goodbye to too many legendary NC BBQ joints in recent years, it's nice to get to welcome one back! North Carolina's Legendary Wilber's Barbecue Returns @Southern_Livinghttps://t.co/CIZ6aARdwT
In Portland, “Hundreds of people gather nightly in streets and parks, where volunteers distribute donated bullhorns, hand sanitizer and medical supplies and operate Riot Ribs, a sidewalk barbecue providing free ribs, hamburgers, hot dogs and fixings.” https://t.co/RbIha4BzrE
Prime Barbecue in Knightdale officially opened its doors Tuesday, 5/5, and you can pre-order your food on its website 48 hours in advance of your desired pickup
Raleigh’s Ole Time Barbecueis doing a few new things during the pandemic including donating eggs from their personal chicken coop, preparing meals for frontline workers and running their $5 ‘pay it forward’ program that customers can donate to
— James Beard Foundation (@beardfoundation) May 4, 2020
If you haven’t watched the “How Do You ‘Cue” Episode of “Somewhere South”, do yourself a favor and check it out, particularly the Florida section on smoked mullet
Just watched this excellent BBQ episode this morning from @chefsouth. Covers BBQ in the Carolinas, TN, TX, and FL. The scenes from the smoked mullet contest in FL were hilarious. It seemed like the cast of characters were handpicked by @edsbshttps://t.co/uj2IXhdAWf
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