A North Fork summer tradition — the Cutchogue Fire Department 67th annual Chicken Barbecue — was held over the weekend. The event sold out again and for $35, ticket holders dined on half a chicken, potato salad, corn, veggies and ice cream with fresh peaches on top. The fundraiser is run by members of the fire department and its ladies auxiliary with over 3,000 chickens were barbecued.
For an in-depth look at the Cutchogue Fire Department Chicken Barbecue, and other chicken barbecues on the North Fork, check out the feature published by northforker.
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