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Lifestyle
Home Grown:Spreading almighty love of barbecuePublished 04/02/08
Many people consider barbecue a religion, so it's appropriate that Davidsonville United Methodist Church has formed its own barbecue team.
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Davidsonville United Methodist Church Tongues of Fire barbecue team members Ted Hirakawa, Blair Smith and Lee Matousek.
Tongues of Fire was started last year with the primary goal of raising funds for the church's Volunteers in Mission program. The team's slogan is "Spreading the Gospel, One Bite at a Time."
But truth be told, pit boss and founder Blair Smith also hopes to "increase appreciation for and understanding of Southern-style barbecue. "We're forever telling people that the meat is pink because it's smoked, not because it's undercooked," Blair...
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