It's April 10 and still bitterly cold in Boston. About this time of year, my mind usually drifts farther and farther south until I can almost see the dogwoods bloom, smell the fresh-cut grass, hear the junebugs chatter, and -- of course -- taste the BBQ. Sure, the lobstah is wicked fresh (and expensive) up here, but is there anything better than a BBQ sandwich (North Carolina style) loaded with slaw, hushpuppies dipped in honey, and a tea so cold and sweet it makes your teeth numb? Where's the
Silver Pig or a
Smithfield's when you really need them? Mick Jagger had it right. Sweet Virginia, indeed.


2 comments:
Omg, that looks sooo good.
When you all decide to give up your current careers, you can take up being restaurant reviewers. What a mouthwatering description. I'll have to send you some descriptions of our Arizona meals :-)
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