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dont you guys know that crap is BAD FOR YOU...are we all current on AED's??? 
NO BBQ, No more than 2 drinks on an overnight, and NO SLEAZY WOMEN....even in Amsterdam, Prague, Moscow, or Keflavik........
Set good examples for the younger folk coming up in this business(younger than 23yrs).........
NO BBQ, No more than 2 drinks on an overnight, and NO SLEAZY WOMEN....even in Amsterdam, Prague, Moscow, or Keflavik........
Set good examples for the younger folk coming up in this business(younger than 23yrs).........
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in my experience...the best BBQ only comes from a condemned building. you know the one with the low ceilings and warped frame, settling foundation (assuming it even has one) and a sawdust covered floor. the building build origionally around the giant brick grill meant to feed a huge throng of hungry after church crowds. old enough the spices have been cooked into the brick itself. permanently smelling like its cooking something. when you ask how hot the hot is, and the owners son who grew up on the stuff says 'it's pretty **CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED** hot'.....that my friends is the best place to find your favorite food.
if you get a chance...in terre haute IN. look up 'Big Shoe's'. been around since the 40's. family run. good stuff. stop in every year on my way to the indy time trials.
in my experience...the best BBQ only comes from a condemned building. you know the one with the low ceilings and warped frame, settling foundation (assuming it even has one) and a sawdust covered floor. the building build origionally around the giant brick grill meant to feed a huge throng of hungry after church crowds. old enough the spices have been cooked into the brick itself. permanently smelling like its cooking something. when you ask how hot the hot is, and the owners son who grew up on the stuff says 'it's pretty **CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED** hot'.....that my friends is the best place to find your favorite food.
if you get a chance...in terre haute IN. look up 'Big Shoe's'. been around since the 40's. family run. good stuff. stop in every year on my way to the indy time trials.
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Alright, since we've left the "cook it yourself" BBQ into the commercial venue, next time y'all are in Huntsville, AL, there is a joint just west of the airport off the interstate. I can't for the life of me remember the name, but I could find the place in my sleep. I was dining there for lunch one day and Hewey (SP?) Lewis landed on a cross country flight for take-out. If you're not into BBQ (shame on you), then get the catfish!
Another to try is Sconyer's in Augusta, GA. Melt in your mouth with a variety of sauces.
G200, I'm getting old enough now to only have the BBQ (w/o sauce), one drink (red wine for the heart) and just look at the beautiful women
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Another to try is Sconyer's in Augusta, GA. Melt in your mouth with a variety of sauces.
G200, I'm getting old enough now to only have the BBQ (w/o sauce), one drink (red wine for the heart) and just look at the beautiful women
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The BBQ at Michelbob's is pretty d@mn good. I'm a hardcore yankee (you know, we're the ones that eat shoe rubber and call it 'pot roast') and man... a full PLATTER of food, you may need to head to the ER for angioplasty after you eat. I ate there for the first time when I was 12, and discovered a love for BBQ.
If you folks are ever out Western MA (PSF gets mostly GE jets, but lots of charter in the summer...), check out "Hickory Bills" in AQW (30 minutes from PSF). Yeah, it is a haul, it's not on the airport... but it is all we have! Social worker quit his job, spent some time in Texas (learning how do smoke it right), and his beef back ribs are... well, if you don't die for them, you'll die after eating them. BED is close to the Blue Ribbon, which has great KC Burnt Ends.
Don't let the wives see this... but this company sells this great smoked jerky / meat / etc -- done over pecan shells. Good god it is addictive. One of my engineers brought in some of the turkey and I've since spent about $50 in a month. Not good. http://www.logsmokehouse.com/birds.html
A little off the BBQ topic, but if you ever have to head to PWM, there is one of the best pizza places in new england -- Ricettas. Was up there last night and had tailwind the whole way home. Mmmm, garlic.
If any of you are in BOS / BED for a RON, the beer (or similar beverage of your choice) is on me. PM me.
Cheers,
-Andrew
If you folks are ever out Western MA (PSF gets mostly GE jets, but lots of charter in the summer...), check out "Hickory Bills" in AQW (30 minutes from PSF). Yeah, it is a haul, it's not on the airport... but it is all we have! Social worker quit his job, spent some time in Texas (learning how do smoke it right), and his beef back ribs are... well, if you don't die for them, you'll die after eating them. BED is close to the Blue Ribbon, which has great KC Burnt Ends.
Don't let the wives see this... but this company sells this great smoked jerky / meat / etc -- done over pecan shells. Good god it is addictive. One of my engineers brought in some of the turkey and I've since spent about $50 in a month. Not good. http://www.logsmokehouse.com/birds.html
A little off the BBQ topic, but if you ever have to head to PWM, there is one of the best pizza places in new england -- Ricettas. Was up there last night and had tailwind the whole way home. Mmmm, garlic.
If any of you are in BOS / BED for a RON, the beer (or similar beverage of your choice) is on me. PM me.
Cheers,
-Andrew
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