A pot of Brunswick stew with pulled meat and barbecue sauce - AS Foodstudio/Shutterstock Though this iconic barbecue dish is very popular in Brunswick, Georgia, The Peach State isn't the actual ...

SHORT PUMP, Va. — The Knights of Columbus Council Number 395 in Richmond kept a nearly 200-year-old tradition alive on Saturday by making Brunswick stew in Short Pump. The group mixed ingredients for ...

A small pot of Brunswick stew with wooden spoon in it and bread on the side - AS Foodstudio/Shutterstock Before we ask where Brunswick stew comes from, it's worth asking what Brunswick stew is in the ...

BRUNSWICK, Ga. – If you weren’t aware, Brunswick, Georgia, has a simmering rivalry with another area of the same name: Brunswick County, Virginia. Both Brunswicks claim to be the birthplace of the ...

Brunswick stew is a hearty tomato-based stew that includes pork, vegetables and traditionally small game such as squirrel or rabbit. Brunswick, Georgia, and Brunswick County, Virginia, both lay claim ...

Few American dishes are more comforting than Brunswick stew, a motley mix of tomatoes, corn, beans and shredded meat. Chicken is most commonly used today, though some stew experts throw in beef chuck ...

The Georgia stew “builds” a barbecue sauce in the recipe, a practice Virginia Mumejian calls blasphemous. This Housekeeping in Old Virginia cookbook sports four Brunswick stew recipes, none containing ...

The original feature length version BRUNSWICK STEW A Southern Americana Folk Heritage Tradition was produced for the people of Brunswick County Virginia who honor this tradition and maintain it ...

If there’s a dish that encapsulates Southeastern history, it may be Brunswick stew. While both Brunswick County, Virginia, and Brunswick, Georgia, claim to be the birthplace of the hearty stew, its ...

I really do try hard not to write about food in this column. After all, this is not the food page, and I'm not the food columnist. But, since many people insist on getting my name wrong and calling me ...

Virginia is known for its southern-style fare including oysters, peanuts, barbecue, country ham, blue crabs, trout, apples and Brunswick stew. Many recognize these Virginia foods, but don’t know the ...