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  1. 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
  2. baked beans — Carolina Barbecue
    White beans — navy or pea beans — cooked slow in a sweet brown sauce of molasses or brown sugar with pork in it, and served hot in a cup or a compartment of the tray.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/baked-beans/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 39K
  3. pitmaster — Carolina Barbecue
    The person who runs the pit — the fire, the coals, the turning of the hog, the call that it is done. A recent word for an old job.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/word/pitmaster/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 32K
  4. Bob Garner — Carolina Barbecue
    A North Carolina television reporter and writer who has covered the state's barbecue since 1994, when he began short features on it for UNC-TV's magazine program North Carolina Now.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/person/bob-garner/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 33K
  5. Going the whole hog — the 1830s barbecue lithographs — Carolina Barbecue
    A small group of American political prints from the 1830s in which the barbecue is the joke and the pig is the politician.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/art/political-barbecue-prints/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 42K
  6. Dutch Fork — Carolina Barbecue
    The land between the Saluda and the Broad rivers above their meeting at Columbia, in Lexington, Newberry and Richland counties, settled by German-speaking Protestants in the middle of the eighteenth century and named…
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/word/dutch-fork/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 32K
  7. hushpuppies — Carolina Barbecue
    Balls or fingers of cornmeal batter — meal, a little flour, egg, buttermilk or water, salt, soda, often onion — dropped by the spoonful into hot oil and fried until the outside is crisp and dark gold and the inside soft…
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/hushpuppies/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 47K
  8. sweet tea — Carolina Barbecue
    Black tea brewed strong, sweetened with sugar while hot — so it dissolves, rather than being stirred into a cold glass — and poured over ice.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/sweet-tea/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 43K
  9. whole hog — Carolina Barbecue
    The entire dressed pig — dressed meaning gutted and scraped of hair, the head sometimes left on — split open along the backbone, laid flat over coals and cooked as one piece, then pulled from the bones and chopped…
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/pit/whole-hog/ · 15-Sep-2026 · 53K
  10. Blenheim Ginger Ale — Carolina Barbecue
    A ginger ale bottled at Hamer, in Dillon County, South Carolina, made with Jamaica ginger and sugar in mineral water from a spring in Marlboro County, and hot enough that the heat is the point of it.
    nanobotco.github.io/carolina-barbecue/dish/blenheim-ginger-ale/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 36K

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