Southern Living gets all bbq'uey

[Captain Morgan]

Rodney Scott, Scott's Bar-B-Q, Hemingway, S.C.
2. Sam Jones (although they should include his uncle Jeff and their helper, James Howell, who also do the long hours at the pit -- Samuel himself will tell you that Skylight is a family affair),Skylight Inn, Ayden.
3. Ed Mitchell, The Pitmaster, Raleigh. Ed doesn't currently have a restaurant (he split with The Pit), but he tours and does events as The Pitmaster.
4. Avery Payne, Cook's Barbecue, Lexington. (That's my picture of the chopped 'cue plate at Cook's, above.)

In the same issue, SL's picks for best barbecue places includeAllen & Son, Chapel Hill; Bunn's, Windsor; Jim & Nick's, all over, including Charlotte; Lexington Barbecue, Lexington; andRed Bridge's Barbecue Lodge, Shelby.

You can get the whole package, including a pitmaster quiz, a list of good bottled sauces, recipes and more at their site


Read more here: http://obsbite.blogspot.com/2012/05/southern-livin gs-picks-for-best.html#storylink=cpy











http://www.southernliving.com/...00417000078513/

 

[swampsauce]

I think you made all that up! When click the links, it says they don't exist. Are you sure you actually read all that stuff?

 

[Captain Morgan]

hmm..maybe I just dreamed it

 

[Bob In Fla.]

I think you made all that up! When click the links, it says they don't exist. Are you sure you actually read all that stuff?

http://obsbite.blogspot.com/2012/05/southern-livings-picks-for-best.html#storylink=cpy

There was an extra space in de middle of da linque. :?

BOB
I think Cappy just does it to confuse people...

 

[swampsauce]

Thanks Bob. I guess the man whom invented the internet can make a mistake every now and then......