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To: Clairity

What a shock when I moved this fifth generation Texan relocated to Georgia and experienced a BBQ. Having very little experince outside the Lone Star State I assumed all BBQs involved beef. I was absolutely shocked to see white meat (pork) under the sauce.
Brisket is next to impossible to find! Oh how I miss brisket and Tex- Mex food.
The upside, during our town’s annual BBQ cook off, I am given brisket free as the locals will not eat it, much less buy it.


17 posted on 10/09/2011 11:53:04 AM PDT by texteacher
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To: texteacher

Everybody I know lines up for my Texas brisket and I’m in Memphis. I grew up in NJ. Go figure.


57 posted on 10/09/2011 2:26:52 PM PDT by ebshumidors ( Marksmanship and YOUR heritage http://www.appleseedinfo.org)
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To: texteacher
Y'all smoke beef? Why?

I've had BBQ brisket at several GA BBQ places, and I like it fine, but I can't think of another cut of beef that would improved by smoking. A smoked tenderloin would seem to me to be turned into shoe leather.

But I am no BBQ bigot, I am willing to learn! What other beef products are used in Texas BBQ?

63 posted on 10/09/2011 2:49:12 PM PDT by Trailerpark Badass
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