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Topic Title: The Best BBQ on the Planet?
Topic Summary: Kreuz/Schmidt/ Lockhardt
Created On: 06/27/2012 07:22 AM
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 06/27/2012 07:22 AM
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weldertom2

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http://www.austin360.com/food-drink/lockhart-barbecue-family-buries-the-hatchet-with-new-2404586.html

 

If you are ever in in central Texas or passing through on I-10, it is worth a side trip!

 06/27/2012 08:05 AM
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If you have not eaten at both shrines to BBQ in Lockhart TX .... you should not be allowed to offer an opinion on what is "good" BBQ!!!

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 06/27/2012 08:14 AM
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weldertom2

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Originally posted by: LBLarry If you have not eaten at both shrines to BBQ in Lockhart TX .... you should not be allowed to offer an opinion on what is "good" BBQ!!!

 

Thats a very taunting thing to say here on the East Coast.............lol

There is lots of great BBQ out there........but Lockhardt, well, its a whole 'nother level......

 06/27/2012 03:22 PM
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Originally posted by: weldertom2

Originally posted by: LBLarry If you have not eaten at both shrines to BBQ in Lockhart TX .... you should not be allowed to offer an opinion on what is "good" BBQ!!! [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG]




 




Thats a very taunting thing to say here on the East Coast.............lol




There is lots of great BBQ out there........but Lockhardt, well, its a whole 'nother level......



Often the truth hurts ... I would include The Rendezvous and Interstate BBQ in Memphis on my short list of the best BBQ in the known and charted world.


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 06/27/2012 03:40 PM
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My personal preference for the best bbq is eastern NC style w/ hot vinegar sauce - THE BEST.  I find that other regions tend to goop it up w/ thick sauce.  I admit I haven't tried this Texas joint  - so I'd be curious - but I am afraid I might be disappointed having lived in eastern NC so long.  

 06/27/2012 04:03 PM
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LBLarry

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Originally posted by: 426Blue

My personal preference for the best bbq is eastern NC style w/ hot vinegar sauce - THE BEST.  I find that other regions tend to goop it up w/ thick sauce.  I admit I haven't tried this Texas joint  - so I'd be curious - but I am afraid I might be disappointed having lived in eastern NC so long.  




Like I said ........


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 06/27/2012 05:03 PM
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Originally posted by: 426Blue My personal preference for the best bbq is eastern NC style w/ hot vinegar sauce - THE BEST.  I find that other regions tend to goop it up w/ thick sauce.  I admit I haven't tried this Texas joint  - so I'd be curious - but I am afraid I might be disappointed having lived in eastern NC so long.  

 

 

You won't find the goop on traditional Tx BBQ............. just a rub at most.

 

 

http://www.texasmonthly.com/bbq

 06/28/2012 06:35 PM
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My personal preference for the best bbq is eastern NC style w/ hot vinegar sauce - THE BEST

In my back yard...my dad ran the Old Hickory in Lexington N.C. when I was a kid. If I'm no good at anything else, I can produce BBQ. Lots of references to prove it.

 06/29/2012 11:33 AM
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there's a place up here that has a pulled prime rib bbq sammich.  M M.



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 07/02/2012 05:02 AM
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I am a Carolina Q faithful myself but
have found redemption in a variety of other styles.

As a true believer,
it is an article of faith
that the best bbq is still out there,
in some greasy, smokey dump,
on the side of a side road,
with a dirt lot full of trucks
and
NO INTERNET.

jes sayin'

The truth is out there.
I want to believe.

 07/02/2012 09:30 AM
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Zeus

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Hot jerked island style is my favorite.  That Texas stuff is for old women and children.

 07/02/2012 09:34 AM
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LBLarry

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Originally posted by: tom

I am a Carolina Q faithful myself but

have found redemption in a variety of other styles.



As a true believer,

it is an article of faith

that the best bbq is still out there,

in some greasy, smokey dump,

on the side of a side road,

with a dirt lot full of trucks

and

NO INTERNET
.



jes sayin'



The truth is out there.

I want to believe.





Ever been to Lockhart?



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"Morality is doing what is right, regardless of what you are told. Religion is doing what you are told, regardless of what is right.

"I will always remember to forget about you" - Tom Waits


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 07/02/2012 10:41 AM
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Originally posted by: tom I am a Carolina Q faithful myself but have found redemption in a variety of other styles. As a true believer, it is an article of faith that the best bbq is still out there, in some greasy, smokey dump, on the side of a side road, with a dirt lot full of trucks and NO INTERNET. jes sayin' The truth is out there. I want to believe.

 

Its out there on the side of the road in the Redlands down south - Folks serve it out of a 55 gal barrel pit, a crusty brisket or pork shoulder, on a paper plate and some homeade sauce on the side. 

 

Same all over Texas, Louisiana,Arkansas,etc........

Like Texas High School football however, it is elevated to a culinary art- whether in an air conditioned sitdown restaurant or a smoker pit on the side of the road.

Seek, and ye shall be rewarded!

 07/03/2012 05:08 AM
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tom

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We ate at a place in MS near the Pearl River
where their claim to fame was "smoke cooked meat".
The bbq rig was, as it should be, an amazing homebuilt contraption with
a great big wood burner topped with ducting that went up then down,
"no flame can get thru there!" says the proud owner/builder,
to convey smoke and heat to the "oven"(?).
Awsome Q.
My Dad tells me the Dept of Health closed them down
for recycling the unfinished glasses of icetea
and various other offenses,
but we had no ill effects.

tom
 07/06/2012 06:52 AM
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Jose Cuervo

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MS, home of "The Shed".  Their BBQ was delish but what was really really good was the potato salad.  I believe they fried the potatoes and then used sourcream instead of mayo alone, so it was a creamy consistency with crunchy bites mixed in.  So good. 

 

 07/07/2012 11:42 AM
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mrmikea1234

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Bubba Que BBQ don't need no teef to eat our BEEF    People who put sauce on BBQ without tasting it need better sense, The Flavor should be in the meat not on it

 07/07/2012 05:06 PM
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Originally posted by: mrmikea1234 Bubba Que BBQ don't need no teef to eat our BEEF    People who put sauce on BBQ without tasting it need better sense, The Flavor should be in the meat not on it

Is that Bubbahs on the OBX?



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 07/09/2012 05:20 AM
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tom

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Bubba's at the Frisco Woods Campground in NC is a tradition of course
but not all that good a bbq IMHO. "Bubba" was from the DC area.

However, on the road south from Norfok to Nags Head
there was a town called Coinjock NC.
Coinjock's claim to fame
was that it had the drawbridge over the intercoastal where 158 crossed
and there on the side of the "highway" was an old house in which
the town ladies ran a bbq that I think was called Porkys.

Smoker out back, sit down tables and chairs in the old dining and living room
with church ladies bringing you supper and ice tea. AWESOME.
They even had a bear cub that would come begging around back
named "Little Boy" or "Little Man" depending on who you asked.

When the construction of the new highway bridge west of town was completed
and the drawbridge retired, so did Porkeys
and probably the town as well.

Last know coordinates were approximately
36° 20' 41" N
75° 57' 14" W

Any updates (or BBQ stories )?
 07/09/2012 07:35 AM
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This is my favorite BBQ  Have a friend who competes in this. A wide variety of BBQ. They will be coming here soon. Check out their schedule of events.  http://www.flbbq.org/main.htm



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 07/09/2012 09:04 AM
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tom

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^Dang, that's a great link. Thanks!

I love the names of bbq joints.
Two from the above page:

"Porky and Beth's"
and
"The Swinery"



One of my all time favorites from a smoker being towed down the road:

"Pig in Heat"

mmmm, time for lunch!
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