Fair Feature Sunday Food

Moose Pit BBQ co-owner Steve Harding holds an Outlaw Sundae, a popular selection with customers in the infield at The Great Frederick Fair Sunday afternoon.

Funnel cake. Corn dogs. Italian sausage. Roast beef sandwiches. Pulled pork. Crab cakes.

These are just a few of the crowd favorites at the Great Frederick Fair, which in addition to showcasing animals, products, rides, and live music, is routinely host to food vendors new and old alike.

Fair Food

A tall smoked roast beef sandwich covered in onions, horseradish and barbecue sauce from the Hemp’s Meat stand at The Great Frederick Fair. A fan favorite, Hemp’s has been a fair vendor since 1986.

Fair Feature Friday

Steve Harding, owner of The Moose Pit BBQ truck, checks on meat he was smoking Friday afternoon at The Great Frederick Fair. He was preparing beef, pork and chicken in the infield of the fairgrounds in preparation of the opening of the fair. The meats cook about 12 hours before being served.

 

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