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Barbecue: A Texas Love StoryPosted May 22nd 2006 12:04PM by Anne MetzFiled under: Lunch, Dinner, Barbecuing, Food Oddities, The History of..., America, Slow cooking, MeatJust as there are many types of barbecue (Eastern North Carolina-style, Western North Carolina-style, Kansas City-style, and Memphis-style, to name just a few), so too are there many types of barbecue documentary. In addition to Barbecue is a Noun, the documentary made by North-Carolinians-turned-NYC-filmmakers, there's also Barbecue: A Texas Love Story.The title may have tipped you off, this film chronicles the Lone Star State's abiding love for barbecue, from the Great Texas Mosquito Festival to a small east Texas church that raises money through sales of its "Holy BBQ."Believe it or not, the film is narrated by former governor Ann Richards, and it features prominent barbecue-loving Texans like Dan Rather and Kinky Friedman.Hot barbecue. A hot cast. What's else is there?
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