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He’s famous for his barbecue, and now he’s looking for the next World Food Champion

Columbia, MDLocal News

The second annual All Star BBQ Championship is scheduled for August 24 in Columbia, Maryland, with a prize of $5,000 and a coveted spot in the World Food Championships up for grabs. Renowned pitmaster Dave Anderson, affectionately known as "Famous Dave," is hosting the event at his popular barbecue restaurant. This competition aims to highlight the growing barbecue scene in the D. C. area, as local pitmasters vie for the title of World Food Champion.

Attendees will have the chance to sample various barbecue dishes and interact with the competitors, who will showcase their skills in categories such as barbecue chicken, ribs, and a wild card option that allows for creative flair. Anderson notes the importance of originality in the wild card category, where anything from desserts to main dishes can be submitted. The event promises to be a family-friendly affair, featuring music and games alongside the barbecue competition. Anderson believes that barbecue embodies the spirit of celebration in America, inviting everyone to partake in the festivities. This championship not only emphasizes culinary excellence but also fosters community engagement through food and fun.

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