[Note: Follow this link--Elie BBQ&A--for an easier to read .pdf version of the interview.] When it comes to barbecue, Lolis Eric Elie has a checkered past. It’s not that he wrote a three times weekly column for The Times-Picayune of New Orleans from 1995 to 2009. Or that he is on the staff of the new David [...]
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[Note: Follow this link-Craig BBQ&A-for an easier to read, .pdf version of the interview.] For ten years North Carolina native H. Kent Craig ran the most visited website dedicated to NC barbecue, “Kent’s North Carolina-Style BBQ Page.” In 2008, Craig moved out of state and stopped adding content to his website. In late 2009, he [...]
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[Note: Follow this link-Noble BBQ&A-for an easier to read, .pdf version of the interview.] Jim Noble is a real-deal Charlotte restaurateur with two establishments in the Queen City and three more in the works. Yet, in his heart of hearts, that heart beats for barbecue (It’s kind of a Russian doll thing). He’s Triad born and Triad [...]
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[Note: Follow this link-Wilson BBQ&A-for an easier to read, .pdf version of the interview.] Today’s post deals with two things near and dear to my heart (and mouth), barbecue and beer. Several years ago Sean Wilson of Durham helped lead a well-orchestrated effort to overturn outdated laws in NC that prevented the sale of beer [...]
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