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Deep Science on Instagram: "Ohio is getting wild! Backyard barbecues in Ohio, like in much of the U.S., are a popular social gathering, especially during the summer and fall months. These events often center around grilling and smoking meats, with an emphasis on a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Here are key elements typically seen at Ohio backyard BBQs: 1. Grilled Meats: Grills are typically loaded with favorites like hamburgers, hot dogs, bratwurst, steaks, and chicken. For enthusiasts who enjoy low-and-slow cooking, you might find ribs, pulled pork, or even brisket being smoked over wood or charcoal. 2. Sides and Fixings: Common side dishes at Ohio barbecues include potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, corn on the cob, and macaroni and cheese. These sides complement the smoky flavors of the grilled meats and provide variety for guests. 3. Ohio Specialties: Ohio BBQs often feature regional favorites such as Cincinnati chili dogs, a twist on hot dogs topped with Cincinnati-style chili and cheese, or corn pudding, a sweet and savory side made from fresh corn. 4. Beverages: Beers, iced tea, and lemonade are common drinks served at Ohio barbecues. Craft beers, which have become increasingly popular across the state, are often served, especially from local breweries in cities like Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati. 5. Desserts: No Ohio BBQ is complete without some classic Midwestern desserts like fruit pies (apple, cherry, or peach), brownies, or ice cream, often made with local ingredients. 6. Atmosphere: Backyard barbecues in Ohio emphasize a relaxed, social vibe, with lawn games like cornhole (which is particularly popular in the Midwest), frisbee, or even football for family and friends to enjoy."

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