Talkin’ Beef
Stories from Beef Country
How You Know It’s Fall in Beef Country
At 7 a.m. it’s 41 degrees and the neighbor is hosing off the kayak. By Thursday it’s 80 again. That’s fall in Beef Country.
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Why James River BBQ Sauce Goes on a Three-Way
James River is the tangy, slightly sweet sauce on a North Shore Beef. Who makes it, the Bill & Bob’s connection and where to buy it.
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Speak Beef Country
Wicked, packie, frappe and bang a uey, plus how to say Gloucester and Peabody. The words you’ll hear north of Boston, from the Beef counter to the rotary.
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Beef First. Sweet Second.
You crushed a Beef. Now what? Fluffernutter bars, whoopie pies, Hoodsies, cider donuts and the rest of the Beef Country dessert order.
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Famous Before You Walk In
“Famous” turns up on roast beef signs all over Beef Country. Where did it come from, and why did it stick?
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Rare. Saucy. Legendary.
What goes into a North Shore Three-Way, from rare beef and soft rolls to James River, plus how it compares with Philly, Chicago, New York and Buffalo.
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Crane’s, Good Harbor, Singing, Winga, PI. The Beef Country Beach Order.
Five Beef Country beaches, plus parking, tides, greenheads and a Beef.
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