I don't know if you saw the CBS Early Show this morning but Bill's BBQ in Wilson, NC was featured. Check this link if you want to know what big time BBQ is all about.
http://www.bills-bbq.com/
http://www.bills-bbq.com/
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Carolina BBQ
- Thread starter Art
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RE: Carolina BBQ
They cook the pig like that in a luau.
I went to a BBQ on time where the carcass was buried in the ground and baked there...kinda like an oven. Has anyone been to a BBQ like that??
They cook the pig like that in a luau.
RE: Carolina BBQ
Some friends and I did a pig that way once when I lived in NC. We dug a hole, built a big fire and threw many stones on the coals. When they were hot we put spices on the pig and wrapped it in wet burlap (no banna leaves in NC) and put it on the stones then burried it. When we dug it up several hours later it was moist and delicious but looked funny because it didn't change color in the cooking. The first reaction was yuck!, that looks awful but the smell won everyone over. Except the vegans of course.
Some friends and I did a pig that way once when I lived in NC. We dug a hole, built a big fire and threw many stones on the coals. When they were hot we put spices on the pig and wrapped it in wet burlap (no banna leaves in NC) and put it on the stones then burried it. When we dug it up several hours later it was moist and delicious but looked funny because it didn't change color in the cooking. The first reaction was yuck!, that looks awful but the smell won everyone over. Except the vegans of course.