Is “BBQ” Originally English, or Spanish?

<p>BBQ, or barbecue, is a uniquely American cuisine. It consists of the basic idea of meat cooked over an open flame. Of course, the execution is key, as anyone who has had a dry or flavorless BBQ sandwich knows. While barbecue as we know it may be perfected in the South of the United States, this simple concept has its origins in a different part of America.</p> <p>But first, back to the word. The English&nbsp;<em>barbecue</em>&nbsp;comes to us from Spanish. Disciples of Chipotle can likely guess the ancestry of&nbsp;<em>barbecue</em>&nbsp;from the choice of meat grilled in this fashion. That&rsquo;s right,&nbsp;<em>barbacoa</em>&nbsp;was the etymological parent of&nbsp;<em>barbecue</em>. But where did this word originate? Not in Spain.</p> <p><a href="https://jamessharpe.medium.com/is-bbq-originally-english-or-spanish-189e369e0e03"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>