The four-day competition featured teams from all over the United States representing the best of barbecue, according to the competition’s website.
Blue Smoke Blaire cooked brisket and ribs in the competition.
Roby said she ended up with a perfect brisket score and tied for first place.
Credit: Submitted Photo
Credit: Submitted Photo
“The coin flip put me to fourth overall,” Roby said.
For ribs, which is one of the three overall championship pork categories, she came in fourth place overall out of 104 teams.
The Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest is recognized by USA Today as the “Most Prestigious Barbecue Contest,” the website said.
Roby said she is booked as a chef in residence this summer at several different resorts and hotels. She is planning to cook at the Yellow Springs Juneteenth Celebration in June and local pop-ups in August.
Last August, Roby put Dayton on the map by winning Season 2 of Food Network’s “BBQ Brawl.”
For more information, visit Blue Smoke Blaire’s Instagram page.
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