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Get the Look: North Carolina, June 2008

Gourmet’s style director shows off the portable pieces that framed the North Carolina barbecue menu in our June issue.
June 2008
travel + culture

Digging Hoecakes

Wherein we celebrate the elemental goodness of cornbread and ponder sandwiches made from same.
05.19.08
food + cooking

Behind the Recipe: Pulled Pork Sandwiches

One of our cooks adapts a North Carolina favorite, succulent whole-hog barbecue, for the home kitchen.
05.19.08
recipes

Ten June Favorites (2008)

Our special grilling issue is packed with great summer recipes, but these ten are at the top of our list.
05.15.08
recipes

Smoke-Roasted Barbecue-Rubbed Whole Chickens with Cider Barbecue Sauce

Flattening the chickens decreases their cooking time somewhat, which makes it easier to cook them through without burning the skin.
June 2008
recipes

North Carolina Pulled-Pork Barbecue

In eastern North Carolina, barbecue means a whole hog cooked low and slow over a banked pit. For us, however, the whole hog had to go.
June 2008
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: The Pit

The Pit, a new restaurant that showcases the craft of pitmaster Ed Mitchell, raises the question: Is barbecue ready for its white-tablecloth moment?
03.31.08
magazine

Leave It To Cleaver

Ayden, North Carolina, has hosted 33 annual Collard Festivals. As if that weren’t enough, it’s also got some of the best whole-hog barbecue around.
January 2008
travel + culture

Heaven, Hell, Cow

New York City became barbecue-mad a couple of years back, but rarely is it as good as it is back where it comes from.
10.23.07
travel + culture

Gargling With The Devil’s Mouthwash

09.10.07
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