Barbecue History And Culture (cont'd)
In 1927 Louis Armstrong made his first recording of the iconic tune 'Struttin' with Some Barbecue'. Surprisingly, it is not about food. read more
Everybody tells you your food is so good you ought to start a catering business. Should you? What is involved? read more
Opening a hot dog stand is a good living if you don't mind long hours and hard work. Here's how. read more
Who invented hot dogs? The bun? When were they first sold? And who named them hot dogs. We answer your questions and dispel the myths. read more
There are many films starring food and drink. Here are some of the best. read more
David Letterman knows a thing or two about barbecues. read more
Where did the hot dog get its start? Back in Europe if we're being honest. But as sausages came to America, these singular tubes of meat evolved into several regional specialties such as the Coney Island Hot Dog, the New York Streetcart Dog, and the Chicago Hot Dog. Here is the unvarnished history of them all. read more
Here are about 150 great BBQ and food tunes including Meathead's theme song 'You Can't Hurry Ribs' based on 'You Can't Hurry Love' by Diana Ross. read more
Operation BBQ Relief is a charity that gets meals to disaster sites in a hurry by using pitmasters and competition teams. read more
Here's the fascinating story of how the hamburger became our national dish. read more
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