Bbq!!!

[Freakscene]

Here in OZ it's all gas bbq, back in Belgium the majority is on charcoal.

I must say a wel executed charcoal grill beats gas any time, just a bit more of a hassle.

You're BBQing with the wrong Aussies skibeer. Plenty charcoal here.

Marty

 

[Bob Michaels]

It is times like this that I wish I had taken a relevant photo weeks ago when I went past a Barbecue joint in Atlanta... The sign said:

"We Have the Best Smelling Butts in Town!"

T-shirt from Porkie's BBQ which is about a mile away from my house.

 

[Bob Michaels]

But, of course, it is the butt. Preferably bathed in SC mustard sauce. 😉

Last weekend, while staying at my girlfriend's house in rural eastern Cuba, we had a family party at her grandmothers where we (OK, "they" not me) butchered and cooked a pig. Not real southern BBQ, just a whole pig with a pole up his ass and out his mouth over an open fire for 6 hours while everyone drank beer. But when we split up the remains at the end of the evening, she chose what was left of the butt.

Second photo is my girlfriend, Yordanka the Cuban poet, working in the kitchen.

 

[dave lackey]

I love that shirt!!!😱

 

[dave lackey]

What is the difference between Texas, Memphis, Carolina, Aussie, etc. Barbecue????

😕


Is it sauce? The way it is cooked? A rub?

 

[dave lackey]

The difference between grilling and barbecue:

http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/03/livin...?iid=ob_homepage_featured_pool&iref=obnetwork

 

[Al Patterson]

Don't forget Kansas City and Omaha. However, having now migrated to NC I can definitely say they do NOT have editable barbecue. Barbecue sauce here is vinegar with spices.

I actually liked the NC style at Lexington BBQ when I was there with Greg last month. It does beat the Mustard style prevalent in Columbus GA by a fair margin.

Although KC style is tasty also.