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Thanks goddess, she is a hoot. She received calls all day Sunday about how good the food was. She called me last night and said she had a set of knives someone had given her and her husband about 60 years ago and she wanted me to have them. I can't wait to see what they are.
Oh yes, she likes my cooking anyway, so she will really enjoy it. Babe is the oldest person along this 100 mile stretch of the Pecos River and can tell some tales as she has lived and ranched here all her life. I will have some pictures to post tonight or tomorrow.
I have been cooking briskets and beans for a birthday party for a 90 year old lady that lives in the community. I started last night by seasoning and putting 2 cases of briskets (12) into my Southern Pride smoker. I put them on at 7:00 PM last night @ 200*. I checked temps at 10:AM and they...
I got a pm from Rich, wondering where I have been. After watching the following and giving it great thought, I have decided to sell ALL my bbq equipment. It is stated that that is award winning Q and I must have been doing it all wrong. Time for a change...
Curious, I made some biltong from venison last winter and it turned out pretty good. I got it a little dry for my liking. I sent some to a South African friend here in the states and she said it was good. I rest my case.
Lawdog, Uvalde is the Honey Capital of the World. You might check that out and spin off that. There is a bee man who keeps a number of hives on my place there. Last year we got 2 cases as our share of the squeezings.
I just bought a Miller 210 wire welder for $800 that had been used only 3 times. I put more marks unloading it out of my pickup than the previous owner did. Bargains are out there for those with cash to spare.
That sure looks good Bubba. I usually put some mustard on them and then a rub. Smoke at 250* until heated thru. They will take on a lot of smoke and flavor IMHO.
Here is a rub recipe that came out of an old Texas meat market.
25 lbs Salt
1 lb Chili Powder
2 lbs Sugar
3 lbs Coarse Ground Black Pepper
1 lb Garlic Powder
Combine all ingredients and store in an airtight container. Rub on meats before barbecuing.
From: Legends of Texas Barbecue Cook Book
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