DIRECTIONS. Use box grater to grate the entire head of cabbage into a bowl. Mix all remaining ingredients in a separate bowl until combined. …
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Bob says:“This is my wife Ruthie’s recipe, and it’s typical of the coleslaw that’s served at pig pickings and fish fries along the Roanoke River in Halifax and Martin counties.“ Ingredients. 1 medium-size, firm head of cabbage. 1 1/2 cups mayonnaise. 1/3 cup mustard. 3/4 cup sweet pickle cubes. 2 tablespoons apple-cider vinegar
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Eastern North Carolina “Pig Picking” BBQ is always delicious but no respectable BBQ meal is complete without the slaw. This year at the BBQ Festival on the Neuse, the 3 rd Annual Southern Sides Competition will feature “Slaw.” So whip up a batch of your favorite slaw recipe and let’s see how it shakes out in competition against your neighbor’s favorite recipe!!
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The Brunswick Stew is as good as any in the state, and the Boiled Potatoes are the well seasoned, perfectly cooked kind you can only find in Eastern NC BBQ joints like this. The Slaw is mayo based like most Eastern NC style slaw is, and it is a touch on the sweet side. The Hush Puppies are very nice, good outside crust, great cornmeal flavor.
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1 pound green cabbage. 4 tablespoons ketchup or BBQ Sauce. 3 tablespoons sugar. 1 tablespoon cider vinegar. 1/2 teaspoon salt. 1/2 teaspoon black pepper. 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes. Place cabbage into a large bowl and other ingredients into a separate bowl, combine them, mix thoroughly and then place in refrigerator.
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7 Shares. Step 2: Place the cabbage in a large nonreactive bowl and stir in the Eastern North Carolina-Style Vinegar Sauce. Taste for seasoning, adding more vinegar sauce as necessary. Let stand for 10 minutes, then taste again, adding more vinegar sauce and/or salt as necessary. The coleslaw can be made up to 4 hours ahead.
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As anyone from eastern North Carolina will tell you (often passionately and at great length), barbecue means a whole hog cooked low and slow over a banked pit. The meat is pulled or chopped into moist strands, dressed with some remaining "mop" (the vinegar-and-red-pepper basting sauce), and mixed with cracklings.
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Instructions. Place chopped cabbage in a large bowl. Whisk together ketchup, vinegar, sugar salt and pepper. Pour dressing over cabbage and toss until well mixed. Store in an airtight container in refrigerator until ready to serve. Serve with pulled pork on rolls, ribs or BBQ chicken.
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Skylight Inn BBQ. Skylight’s hickory-smoked, eastern-style barbecue is legendary in the eastern part of the state. The hog’s skin is blistered and mixed with the meat, and it’s served with a vinegar-based sauce, coleslaw, and a flat, heavy cornbread. Skylight Inn BBQ 4618 South Lee Street Ayden, NC 28513 (252) 746-4113 skylightinnbbq.com
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Read the Can you get eastern North Carolina style bbq and cole slaw anywhere in Atlanta? discussion from the Chowhound Restaurants, Atlanta food community. Join the discussion today.
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This is usually served on top of Eastern NC pork BBQ. Found somewhere on the web with a reference to a book by Bob Garner, North Carolina BBQ -- Flavored by Time. It also says Recipe by Ruthie Garner but I'm not sure if that's who put it on the web from the book or that's who gave the recipe to the book. Also served on NC Crab cake sandwiches.
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Set aside. In a medium bowl, whisk together the buttermilk, butter and onion. Add water. Add mixture to the cornmeal mixture, and stir with spoon. Let sit for 10 minutes. Heat 2" of oil in a pot to 350 degree. Use a small scoop, and drop the batter in to the hot oil. Turn hush puppies as they fry, frying for 1-2 minutes.
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Authentic Eastern North Carolina Chopped BBQ. Enjoy the great taste of Bar-B-Que anytime. Serve with slaw and hushpuppies or in buns. (5 lbs)
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Draw the line when it comes to North Carolina BBQ Sauce! Two styles of BBQ prevail in North Carolina. Eastern North Carolina barbecue is typically referred to as “whole hog”, meaning the entire pig is barbecued and the meat from all parts of …
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Its barbecue is so good, it’s worth driving nearly three hours round-trip for a plate. That’s what Robbie Herring, 68, and his wife, Linda, …
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I have attached a few pics of the butt, chopped pork, and red bbq slaw. This was a 9.5 lb butt done at 225 over rockwood and hickory chucks. The rub is only kosher salt and some pepper. I would like to thank everyone for their suggestions as I have struggled to get a long low and slow to go without much intervention.
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Step 1. Whisk together vinegar, sugar, kosher salt, and freshly ground black pepper. Add cabbage and celery; toss to coat. Let stand 1 hour before serving, tossing occasionally. Serve with hot sauce. Advertisement. Close this dialog window. Review …
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North Carolinians love their Pork BBQ and this slaw is perfect on sandwiches. Very low in fat, and you can substitute Splenda for the sugar to reduce calories even more.
Eastern North Carolina Slaw. Whisk together 1/2 cup white vinegar, 1/4 cup sugar, 1 tsp. kosher salt, and 1/4 tsp. freshly ground black pepper. Add 1/2 head green cabbage (about 1 lb.), grated, and 1/2 cup chopped celery; toss to coat. Let stand 1 hour before serving, tossing occasionally. Serve with hot sauce.
Lexington-Style Red Slaw. In Lexington, North Carolina, coleslaw is made with a spicy ketchup-based dressing. This recipe first appeared in our June/July 2011 BBQ issue along with Dana Bowen's story East Vs. West. In Lexington, North Carolina, coleslaw is made with a spicy ketchup-based dressing.
North Carolinian's have a two-pronged approach to barbecue. Western North Carolina most commonly serves a sweet tomato based barbecue sauce with smoked pork, beef or chicken. Eastern North Carolina barbecue is most well known for smoked pork made with a spicy and tangy vinegar based mop or "dipping" sauce.