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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 coming to Columbia, Maryland, this Saturday, promising $5,000 in prize money and a coveted spot in the World Food Championships. Hosted by barbecue icon Dave Anderson, better known as "Famous Dave," the event will feature local pitmasters competing in categories such as best barbecue chicken, best barbecue ribs, and a wild card category that encourages creativity. Attendees will have the chance to sample barbecue, vote for their favorite pitmaster, and engage with the chefs about their techniques. Anderson emphasizes that barbecue is not just food but a celebration, making this event a community gathering point. The D.

C. area has recently enhanced its barbecue scene, and the championship aims to identify local talent worthy of national recognition. The competition will take place from 11 a. m. to 4 p.

m. , and families can enjoy free samples, music, and games throughout the day. As Anderson puts it, “Barbecue is America’s celebration food,” highlighting its role in bringing people together. This event not only showcases culinary skills but also fosters community spirit and pride in local food culture.

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