Have had franklins, but they can’t touch Snows. Those guys smoke to around 150, wrap with tinfoil and cook to the general temp regarded as tender, then hold wrapped till ready to serve at 160 or so.
$3000. Worth of Brisket Stolen From Austin BBQ Joint
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Looks like whoever stole the meat got away with it. I checked all the online articles and didn't find anything about someone being arrested.
Why?
I’m not being argumentative, just wundering?
Seemed like a nice, low key place trying to do a good job, and definitely not overpriced for what I got.
I'd like at some point in the future to do the 'Texas BBQ Tour'.
There are several BBQ joints that need to be added to the tour, 'Robert's House of CPB and 'Snow's' are two of'em.
To do it right, and by that I mean days spent hitting the non-BBQ attractions too, I figure two weeks or so.
There are several BBQ joints that need to be added to the tour, 'Robert's House of CPB and 'Snow's' are two of'em.
To do it right, and by that I mean days spent hitting the non-BBQ attractions too, I figure two weeks or so.
Might have a couple of weeks in February ( I have a pretty bigairplane, so if you’re up for the rental car…)
I'd be all over that if I wasn't in-between jobs right now.
What kind of aircraft do you have/fly?
I love to fly, once upon a time 99% of my flights were one way... Up.
Spend a fair amount of time in SW Missouri, so might not be a problem. Used to live in Galveston before I understood bbq, but since then, have made more than a few forays back into Texas to find out what I’m missing.
Always looking for another excuse, and by mid-February, the honeysuckle is blooming (At least down south) so it might be a nice break from mid-Michigan
An original 421? Not many of those manufactured, even less of the A models.
February in mid-Michigan, yeah, that could be a nice change of locale.
Spend a fair amount of time in SW Missouri, so might not be a problem. Used to live in Galveston before I understood bbq, but since then, have made more than a few forays back into Texas to find out what I’m missing.
Always looking for another excuse, and by mid-February, the honeysuckle is blooming (At least down south) so it might be a nice break from mid-Michigan
What part of mid Michigan. I’m up in the Soo but use to live in Ludington
Well, now that you mention it, it is an original 1968 straight 421, but it’s maintained and flies like new…
Live in Kalamazoo, work in northern Wisconsin , southwest Missouri and Occasionally up in the Up
That’s disgusting.. steal a man’s livelihood. There is a certain place in hell for them!
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