Posted on 03/14/2012 1:06:57 PM PDT by Nachum
IIRC, Carolina is vinegar based while Texas tends to be tomato based.
Heck, they probably used it many times to cook Her Lardass’ Triple Cheeseburgers, and couldn’t figure out what that wheel is on top.
(What IS that wheel on top for, anyway?)
Now that’s funny!
THAT’s funny!
I'll pimp my friend John (and Dale )Reed's book on the subject. It details a lot on the subject in general and the breadth of NC barbeq in specific. It'll leave your mouth watering
The best is here in East Tennessee at Woodridge BluffCity Tennessee.
Next is Coopers in Ilano TX
We are headed to Texas boon docks in May to search out equal or better.
He could have given him a pair of Nike Air sneakers!
Should have gone with a big green egg.
Now that right there’s funny, and I don’t care who you are.
recipe ping
The other pictures at the website makes the wheel look like it lifts and lowers the grill from the fire.
http://www.grillsandcookers.com/1000-original-grill.php
First laugh of the week. Thanks.
I believe most of the raw materials for the Bean Bags come from China.
But, put yourself in his shoes - what would you give a visiting dignitary as a gesture of good will?
I’d do something along the lines of hitting Hollywood up for some prop from a famous movie, or maybe a custom gun/rifle from Red Jacket Firearms, perhaps a custom made pocketknife from an American knife-maker. Perhaps looking into a quality set of tools from Snap-on.
What I would NEVER do, is pull the hare-brained, low-class crap that Zero has pulled. An iPod with his speeches on it? Arrogance on display. A collection of DVDs in a basket? Wow ... what an utter lack of thought that was. “Here’s a credit card, run to Walmart and spend $200-500 on something that says “America””
Or, giving the sons/daughters gifts from the White House Gift Shop. What the H*ll is that noise?
For sons/daughters - how about asking a celebrity to autograph a CD or DVD for them? Or a stock (non-custom) nice pocketknife, or camera for them to record their own trip. A little thought could go a long ways.
Besides, isn’t there a Protocol Agent that could advise you on these matters?
A grill is just a grill until I don the “Kiss the COOK!” apron.
The British are well known for their love of outdoor cooking. Mary Tudor was especially famed for her marinated flame broiled Protestant.
Season tickets to University of Alabama football games? Lol. I’d sure appreciate such.
Thought the same thing, but this is a Smoker; the firebox is that box on the left hand side.
Unless, this is a high-end BBQ that can use both direct heat with a fire pit and/or the slow smoky goodness of Southern BBQ with a firebox on the left far corner.
Either way, I wants one. And you can even put Chinese wheels on it.
Yes, they do (sorta)
Jeff Foxworthy said Carolina BBQ is so good if you put some on top of your head, your tongue will eat its way through your brain to get it. I agree
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