When crisp, take up and serve with the sauce directed for barbecued lamb.
Baked Peaches: Especially fine with barbecued lamb or roast duck or smothered chicken.
The palace of the Escurial in Spain is laid out in the shape of a gridiron, because the convent was built in consequence of a vow to St. Laurence, who was broiled like a barbecued pig.
At Rome he compares a presentment of St. Laurence to "a barbecued pig.
There were stories floating around that they enjoyed barbecued Terran even better than they did supercow and hot relish.
Some of the spectators, drooling for barbecued supercow, began crowding and jostling toward the exits; more of them were pushing to the front of the courtroom, cheering and waving their hip-flasks.
Don Enrico felt a growing respect for the man who could eat more barbecued meat than himself, and drink as much red wine.
We slept in barns on the hay or on the far-from-downy rawhide cots in the ranch shanties, and subsisted on freshly killed beef hastily barbecued over the campfire, coming back to Monterey sunburned to a fine mahogany.
When noon came, bringing us appetites sharpened by the sparkling air, we built a fire under the old twisted trees and barbecued the meat we had brought with us.
A beef was barbecued at our expense, and a great deal of good tobacco was smoked.
Ten days' permission was given to gather the wild plums, camps were allotted to the Indians, and when the fruit was all gathered, I barbecued five stray beeves in parting with my guests.
De tables wuz loaded wid barbecued pigs and lambs and all de fried chicken folkses could eat, and all sorts of pies and cakes wuz spread out wid de other goodies.
When de sermon was over dey had a big dinner spread out on de grounds and dey had jus' evvything good t'eat lak chickens, barbecued hogs and lambs, pies, and lots of watermelons.
If you mean the young buckra lady," continued Quaco, "I'd give all the barbecued hog I ever owned nebber to be more dead than she jess now.
We Maroons have no other way of raising money, except by hunting the wild hogs, and selling their barbecued flesh.
Well, that to begin with--the white gentry are rather partial to our barbecued hog!
Dey was baked in de white folkses kitchen wid sweet 'tatoes 'roun' 'em and was barbecued sometimes.
Dey picked cotton in de moonlight and den had a big feast of barbecued beef, mutton, and pork washed down wid plenty of good whiskey.
Woodchucks, raccoons, opossums, porcupines, rabbits had better be barbecued (see Figs.
At a late meet of the Camp-fire Club of America they thus barbecued a pig.
First bake the inside of the barbecued beast, then turn it over and bake the outside.
However, we made a very comfortable dinner off the barbecued steaks, and when everybody had done, had the comfort of knowing that there was enough for one meal more.
De men have even stole hogs from other people and barbecued 'em, den dey would cook hash and rice and serve barbecue.
Very often a beef was butchered, we had fresh meat, barbecued kids, plenty vegetables, in fact just plenty to eat, and the slaves fared well.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "barbecued" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
