Barbeque

We were having a good chat about BBQ and I thought I see if anyone else had any suggestions for best BBQ around.

If you tell me some place in California I know that you either lying or you just have never really had good BBQ!

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ruidoso over 3 years ago

Famous Dave's , not bad for a chain restaurant

Or Ruidoso Bar and Grill
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ruidoso over 3 years ago

I'm not offended, I can dish it, and I can take it. I'm the most politically incorrect person on here.

Oh really?
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A-machine-insp over 3 years ago

Oh really?

Yeah... Same question.
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LIL SQUATCH over 3 years ago

Pappy's and Bogarts are really good in Missouri. But I prefer home cooked BBQ, I grill Pork Steaks, Brats, Burgers, some Hot dogs( ALL of the meats get BBQ Sauce, (unless its requested to not be) and the sauce is mixed with a bottle of my dads preferred beer. ) , Corn on the cob, Baked potato's, and Garlic bread. I soak the corn in salt water for 24hrs or more, and throw it on with the the husk on. I also make deviled egg's (I use ground mustard and smoked paprika in these) I make about 64 of them, potato salad, pasta salad, and regular salad.
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KIRBSTER269 over 3 years ago

Oh really?

As if you didn't know this already, peckerhead
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acgarcia over 3 years ago

Took a day trip to Austin, TX with my boss to visit the Keyence office/demo site on Friday. It was a 4 hour drive to and another 4 hours from. On they way back, instead of going through all the traffic in San Antonio, we took the scenic route through Lockhart, TX and stopped at Black's BBQ. Busy little place, a little pricey, but overall very good bbq. I had some sliced brisket, rice and beans. Rumored to be the oldest BBQ restaurant in Texas.
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