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Smoked turkey breast would like to have a word w you sir….Brisket’s all that matters.
Smoked turkey breast would like to have a word w you sir….Brisket’s all that matters.
So Memphis has better pork and chicken? Meh. Pork is overrated and chicken is practically a vegetable. Brisket’s all that matters.
We sometimes cook pork butt in competition, even in Texas. I use a little bit of a vinegar sauce during the cook process, but not directly on the finished meat. Judges around here just don’t like it. Never tried Georgia bbq, honestly, but expect that the vinegar-heavy Carolinas would rub off on them, so yeah, I’d probably hate it. FYI, best pork I’ve ever had was at The Shed in Ocean Springs, Mississippi (which I highly recommend if you’re driving along the gulf coast…it’s between Biloxi and Mobile). I think they won Memphis in May this year. Pretty famous/successful competition team.I learned to love it eventually but my first Georgia shredded pork plate with vinegar sauce confused me. My co-workers were so proud of it. I kept wondering where the giant meat blender was located. I was much younger and though maybe they were playing me.
Blasphemy!
So the best BBQ in Memphis is from Mississippi? More fire for that Memphis/Ole Miss rivalry...We sometimes cook pork butt in competition, even in Texas. I use a little bit of a vinegar sauce during the cook process, but not directly on the finished meat. Judges around here just don’t like it. Never tried Georgia bbq, honestly, but expect that the vinegar-heavy Carolinas would rub off on them, so yeah, I’d probably hate it. FYI, best pork I’ve ever had was at The Shed in Ocean Springs, Mississippi (which I highly recommend if you’re driving along the gulf coast…it’s between Biloxi and Mobile). I think they won Memphis in May this year. Pretty famous/successful competition team.
I like bbq in the upstate. Some places not far from Clemson/Greenville and one over in Spartanburg back in the day that were solid.We sometimes cook pork butt in competition, even in Texas. I use a little bit of a vinegar sauce during the cook process, but not directly on the finished meat. Judges around here just don’t like it. Never tried Georgia bbq, honestly, but expect that the vinegar-heavy Carolinas would rub off on them, so yeah, I’d probably hate it. FYI, best pork I’ve ever had was at The Shed in Ocean Springs, Mississippi (which I highly recommend if you’re driving along the gulf coast…it’s between Biloxi and Mobile). I think they won Memphis in May this year. Pretty famous/successful competition team.
Wife makes a sauce from fresh chiles and tomatillos for my smoked pork butt. First time we did it I didn't love it, thought it just ok. Tasted a little sour to me. Then left the meat marinating in it for a few days and made some street tacos with it and some fresh onion and cilantro and a little queso fresco, and I thought it might've been the best thing I ever ate.We sometimes cook pork butt in competition, even in Texas. I use a little bit of a vinegar sauce during the cook process, but not directly on the finished meat. Judges around here just don’t like it. Never tried Georgia bbq, honestly, but expect that the vinegar-heavy Carolinas would rub off on them, so yeah, I’d probably hate it. FYI, best pork I’ve ever had was at The Shed in Ocean Springs, Mississippi (which I highly recommend if you’re driving along the gulf coast…it’s between Biloxi and Mobile). I think they won Memphis in May this year. Pretty famous/successful competition team.
That wasn’t beef I ate today? It looked like, smelt like, and tasted like beef. Damn.Nobody sells brisket anymore, because it is too expensive. Thanks Obama.
Why is it whenever I see a post from Zebra I start to worry that I'm about to fail another you make the call/rules question?That wasn’t beef I ate today? It looked like, smelt like, and tasted like beef. Damn.
Yeah that’s not great. I hope everything is okay on his end and he can return at some point.So JC is reporting Coach Carlton Buckels is stepping away from the team right before the season and just after the Helm/Glover CB injuries.
For personal reasons.
That’s not good at all. Bad omen.
Yes, I don’t believe this was planned for, so TCU is extremely fortunate to have Brown on their consulting staff. He is supposed to be a really good recruiter as well.Yeah that’s not great. I hope everything is okay on his end and he can return at some point.
I didn’t realize this, but we apparently hired Washington’s CB coach (Julius Brown) to the staff earlier in the offseason. So he will likely take over with the aid of Julius Lewis.
More info on Brown: https://gohuskies.com/sports/football/roster/coaches/julius-brown/5990
I appreciate you saying that. I enjoyed doing it, but it seemed to run its course. I could start it up again, but trying to do one every day it became overkill, I think.Why is it whenever I see a post from Zebra I start to worry that I'm about to fail another you make the call/rules question?(I actually learned a lot when you were putting those questions up.)
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I love that the entire student section does it now after a TDThat cheer was completly dead at TCU in the 1970’s and into the early 1980’s. Some of the old cheerleaders from the 1950’s or 60’s did it at an early 1980’s homecoming game. Seemed like something from the 1930’s. Amazing that today’s kids love it so much.