BBQ From The Carolinas
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BBQ From The Carolinas
Introduction
Everyone loves barbecue, but where does it originate? Many are unaware that the beloved barbecue sauces trace their roots back to the Carolinas. When people talk about vinegar & pepper, mustard, light tomato, and heavy tomato sauces, they're discussing flavors from the Carolinas. North Carolinians enjoy three of these, while South Carolinians embrace all four.
The Sauces
Vinegar & Pepper Sauce
The most basic of the sauces, vinegar & pepper is simply vinegar infused with red pepper flakes. Its origins are unclear, yet it's a favorite along the Carolina coast.
Mustard Sauce
Unique to South Carolina, mustard sauce is considered quintessential to the region. This tangy delight owes its creation to 18th-century German settlers. It remains intertwined with family names like Bessinger, Shealy, and Meyer, among others.
Light Tomato Sauce
This sauce combines vinegar and pepper with ketchup. Emerging in the early 1900s, it quickly gained popularity for adding a touch of sweetness to barbecue.
Heavy Tomato Sauce
Relatively new, having emerged just about 50 years ago, heavy tomato sauce has taken the U.S. by storm. It's widely available under brands like Kraft Foods and KC Masterpiece. This rich, savory sauce is beloved nationwide, making barbecue irresistibly delightful.
Conclusion
Barbecue from the Carolinas is steeped in history and flavor. Each sauce, from the tangy vinegar & pepper to the robust heavy tomato, adds its unique touch. The next time you enjoy barbecue, remember the Carolinas and the rich traditions that flavor your plate.
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