Butterflied some backstrap, seasoned it up, put some onion, cheese and jalapeno in it, wrapped it in some turkey bacon (go easy on me, happy wife, happy life) and threw it on the OTG. It was some good eats!
We're gearing up for the 2nd Annual Shotgun Fred BBQ Showdown, in Huntsville, Tx. There will be a guaranteed $10,000 payout. It pays top ten in the four KCBS meat categories, and also the top ten overall. There will be a Kids Q that will also have a minimum of ten spots open for kids with...
I cut up a pork loin into 1 inch chops, then brined them for two hours with sea salt, pork rub and agave nectar. Put them on the offset, at 350, and pulled them at 145, internal. They were larrupng!!
Lol! The briskets were for a friend's tailgate party on Saturday. I cooked a few racks of ribs too, but left them wrapped for him to reheat the next day. I didn't want to slice them up to have them dry out when he reheated them on his tailgating pit. I panned the briskets in the juices from...
Here's what the payout looks like for the cook off. If enough teams show up the organizers could bump the payout up. Also, since this is an inaugural event, as long as we have more than 15 teams the GC will get an invitation to the Royal.
GC $1000.00 and a BBQ Guru Onyx Oven
RGC $600.00
1st...
All the old ladies are still there. And they will still get on people. lol. We have mostly IBCA and TGCBCA here, on a regular basis. Quite a few no sanctioned cooks too. Shotgun Fred went to school here, at Sam, and left a large sum of money for the college when he passed on. He left some...
We've got all the pine trees a man could ever want to stare at and grits too. The church BBQ is still going. Not as good as it used to be but still better than most places in town.
The organizers of the Shotgun Fred BBQ Showdown, a KCBS
sanctioned event, called me tonight and said they are going to GUARANTEE a $10,000 payout at the cook off next March, in Huntsville, Tx. They will have a breakdown of the payout next week. Also, the entry fees will be $300, for your four...
Sorry. Thaw out some frozen meatballs, wrap them in bacon and put them on the pit at 300 degrees. When the bacon is done, dip them in your favorite sauce and put them back on the pit to let the sauce carmelize. They're really good!