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To: Rebelbase

Total BS. The tip off is the line about “slightly smoky flavor”. WHAT?

Southeastern Texas has the most glorious of all barbecue: Pecan smoked Brisket, Pork, chicken and turkey. Unbelievable. I have never put barbecue sauce on a piece of meat in this state because it knocks the top off the smoky flavor.

You aren’t going to find vinegar based barbecue here either. We refuse to take a perfectly good piece of beef and marinate in disposable douche. Got it?

Texas rules: oil, beeves, barbecue and pretty girls. Take it to the bank.


41 posted on 05/09/2014 9:04:07 AM PDT by buffaloguy
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To: buffaloguy

Someone tell me about smoked beef clod, compared to brisket.


44 posted on 05/09/2014 9:34:46 AM PDT by Rebelbase (Tagline: optional, printed after your name on post)
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To: buffaloguy

“We refuse to take a perfectly good piece of beef and marinate in disposable douche”

That’s the typical NC sauce for pork.

Smoked beef here is a rarity.


45 posted on 05/09/2014 9:36:06 AM PDT by Rebelbase (Tagline: optional, printed after your name on post)
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To: buffaloguy

“You aren’t going to find vinegar based barbecue here either.”

So sad. A state that claims to know what barbecue is, yet thinks the mecca of barbecue serves beef with vinegar.

Nothing more to be said.


47 posted on 05/09/2014 11:38:36 AM PDT by Lee'sGhost ("Just look at the flowers, Lizzie. Just look at the flowers.")
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