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  1. The pig — Carolina Barbecue
    A diagram of the hog with what each Carolina barbecue style cooks: whole hog in the east and the Pee Dee, the shoulder in Lexington, hams and shoulders in the Midlands.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/pig/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 39K
  2. Jack Cobb & Son Barbecue Place — Carolina Barbecue
    A Black-owned whole-hog counter on South Main Street in Farmville, Pitt County, that Jack Cobb and his son Rudy built as a cinder-block storefront in 1971 and closed in the autumn of 2018.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/place/jack-cobb-and-son/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 36K
  3. Dennis Rogers — Carolina Barbecue
    Dennis Rogers (October 10, 1942 – August 8, 2020), a News & Observer columnist for more than thirty years, raised in Wilson and an Army veteran, who wrote about small-town eastern North Carolina and its soldiers and, in…
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/person/dennis-rogers/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 31K
  4. red slaw — Carolina Barbecue
    Finely chopped green cabbage dressed with vinegar, ketchup, sugar, salt and black pepper — or with the pit's own dip — and no mayonnaise.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/red-slaw/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 49K
  5. green beans — Carolina Barbecue
    Whole or broken pods of the common bean, stewed slow with a piece of pork until they give up their squeak and take on the meat's salt, and served in a cup or a compartment beside the barbecue.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/green-beans/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 37K
  6. light bread — Carolina Barbecue
    The Southern name for white yeast bread — a store loaf or a soft bun — as against cornbread, biscuits and pone, a dense cornmeal cake.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/word/light-bread/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 30K
  7. The Great Divide — Carolina Barbecue
    North Carolina cooks barbecue two ways and has never agreed to disagree about it. East of Raleigh the whole hog goes on the pit and the sauce is vinegar, salt and pepper with no tomato in it.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/story/the-great-divide/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 31K
  8. John Shelton Reed — Carolina Barbecue
    A sociologist of the American South, born 1942, who taught at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 1969 until 2000 and retired as William Rand Kenan Jr. Professor.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/person/john-shelton-reed/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 34K
  9. Robert F. Moss — Carolina Barbecue
    A food writer and historian in Charleston — a Furman graduate with a doctorate in English from the University of South Carolina — who is contributing barbecue editor for Southern Living and was restaurant critic for the…
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/person/robert-moss/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 35K
  10. pickles — Carolina Barbecue
    Cucumbers held in brine or vinegar until they sour, sliced into rounds or spears and put on the plate beside the meat, with the sandwich, or loose in a dish on the table.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/pickles/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 41K

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