Lake High — Carolina Barbecue Lake E. High Jr. of Columbia, a wine judge and, in his own account, a born critic, who founded the South Carolina Barbeque Association with the psychologist Walter Rolandi in 2004 to train judges and promote the state's… nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/person/lake-high/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 32K
Mallard Creek Barbecue — Carolina Barbecue The one-day church barbecue of Mallard Creek Presbyterian Church in northeast Charlotte, held on the fourth Thursday of October from 1929 to 2024 and retired in 2025 after ninety-three editions. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/event/mallard-creek-barbecue/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 33K
True BBQ — Carolina Barbecue A Black-owned pit on D Avenue in West Columbia, opened in 2010 by the brothers Ernest and Milton Zanders after years of selling from street corners and events. The wood-fired pits are visible from the front parking lot. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/place/true-bbq/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 37K
Warner Stamey — Carolina Barbecue Charles Warner Stamey (born 1911), the youngest of eleven children, learned pit-cooking as a high-school boarder in Lexington from Jess Swicegood and Sid Weaver at their tents across from the courthouse, sold barbecue… nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/person/warner-stamey/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 34K
Scott's Famous Barbecue — Carolina Barbecue The Goldsboro barbecue of the Rev. Adam Scott, a Black cook and preacher who catered barbecues from the 1910s, sold from the back door of his house on Brazil Street from the early 1930s, and whose son A. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/place/scotts-famous-barbecue/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 38K
Speedy Lohr's Barbecue — Carolina Barbecue A wood-burning pork house on NC 8 south of Lexington, Davidson County, run by Randy and Amy Lohr, who bought the building in June 2013 from Whitley's Barbecue and carried the family name onto it. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/place/speedy-lohrs-barbecue/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 35K
Melvin's Golden Sauce — Carolina Barbecue The mustard sauce of Melvin's Bar-B-Que in Charleston, sold in 16-ounce glass bottles, half gallons and gallons, beside the house's Southern Red, Sweet Red and Vinegar sauces. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/sauce/melvins-golden-sauce/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 35K
Wayne Monk — Carolina Barbecue Wayne Monk opened Lexington Barbecue beside U.S. 29/70 in Lexington, Davidson County, in 1962, at twenty-six, after years as a carhop and then a pit hand under Warner Stamey, and he owns it with his son Rick. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/person/wayne-monk/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 32K
barbecue postcards — Carolina Barbecue Between about 1930 and 1945 an American restaurant could order its own postcards by the thousand. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/art/barbecue-postcards/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 46K
chicken bog — Carolina Barbecue Chicken, rice and smoked sausage cooked together in the chicken's own broth until the rice has taken up the liquid and sits wet and plump — a pilau (rice cooked in stock) that is deliberately wetter than a pilau. nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/chicken-bog/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 48K
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