The phrase "barbecue about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a social or casual gathering where people cook and eat barbecue food. Here is an example sentence: "We had a great time at the barbecue about last night, enjoying delicious grilled meats and catching up with old friends."
There's an incredible description of a back-and-forth you have, at age ten, with your parents' friend Hank at a barbecue — about affirmative action, the media, the superstructure, capitalism, and unions — that ends with Hank jumping to his feet, yelling, utterly undone.
Be sure to start a charcoal barbecue about 30 minutes or a gas barbecue about 20 minutes before planning to cook the ribs.
Did the copywriter for a coupon ad for Wacky Mac macaroni that carried the headline "Who knew summer eating could be so much fun?!?" forget about hot dogs at the ballpark, seafood at the beach, ice cream in the park and barbecue just about anywhere?
He said he was almost overcome by unexpected emotion and had to "catch my breath," as Mrs. Tripp made her entrance at a buffet dinner of fried chicken and barbecue, where about 60 supporters gave her a standing ovation and waved a homemade banner emblazoned "Linda Tripp.
"Texas barbecue is about dry rubs, which they're very secretive about".
The inaugural program comprises eight works, plus barbecue discussions about sex, pop culture, and institutions.
More than 300 people, mostly Southerners, some more knowledgeable than others, gathered on the campus of Ole Miss last weekend to praise barbecue, argue about barbecue and gorge on barbecue, which one overexcited speaker described as "the only truly American food".
In fact, Owensboro might have arrived at barbecued mutton by a process of elimination, since people in the area seem willing to barbecue just about any extant mammal.
Thread the guinea fowl pieces onto metal skewers and cook in a medium-high tandoor or over a barbecue for about 15 minutes or until cooked through.
SAMMY'S BARBECUE (214-880-9064, about $25 for two, with beer and dessert) only serves lunch, but can be rented for economical evening parties.
They were all asked to cook barbecue for about 1,200 guests in black ties and bluejeans in the restaurants around the skating rink at Rockefeller Center on Monday night.
