Different cultures have been roasting meat over a fire since prehistory. But the practice took on special meaning in the United States. The History Guy remembers a brief history of American barbecue.
I don't know what it's called but give me a coffee pot, iron pan, eggs, bacon, some bread and cook it all over a camp fire within a ring a stones is the best breakfast in the world. Especially if the bread comes out a little burnt.
Off topic here, but I hit BCE's site by accident on the way here. Looks like he's been nuked from orbit, again. I know he was going on r&r, but the site's gone.
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I don't know what it's called but give me a coffee pot, iron pan, eggs, bacon, some bread and cook it all over a camp fire within a ring a stones is the best breakfast in the world. Especially if the bread comes out a little burnt.
ReplyDeleteBarbeque as a verb ( northern) or as a noun ( southern) ?
ReplyDeleteYankees think grilling is barbecue.
DeleteIf there's no sauce, rub, etc. involved, it's not BBQ, it's grilling.
DeleteOff topic here, but I hit BCE's site by accident on the way here. Looks like he's been nuked from orbit, again. I know he was going on r&r, but the site's gone.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the powers that be killed it a couple days ago.
DeleteQue- anon culture?
ReplyDeleteAssholes
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