Official BBQ thread

[mrnappy]

man yall gone laugh at but my tip is a blow dryer i use to have trouble keep the fire lit not any more good ole blow dryer is great 

and if you like smoke flavor  and apple wood chips make sure you soak them over night tho 

 

[adobecs4]

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[Fozz]

Sigh...I want to travel the U.S. just to stop and eat the different BBQ.

 

[tr1ll]

Sigh...I want to travel the U.S. just to stop and eat the different BBQ.

Just google some recipies and techniques and get it in.

We not talking bbq classes out here..

 

[change the name Snyder]

in for knowledge

 

[the antihype]

Sooooo your "grilling" then. If I hear BBQ there BETTER be some smoked meats.

 

[flyny]

Sooooo your "grilling" then. If I hear BBQ there BETTER be some smoked meats.

Its the same thing

 

[plansb]

Its the same thing

not at all the same thing.

 

[doublemesh96]

Y'all got me hungry in this mog I'm bout to bbq this weekend. I let my ribs marinate for 48 hours that's how I get that flava

 

[dipsetgeneral]

*rubs tummy*

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[Thats My Word]

I need to get one of these for my next cookout.
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[suburbanguy]

Keep it as simple as you can make it since this is your first host. Seasoned burgers & steak and dogs dipped in a BBQ sauce marinade. Chips, some salsa dip, baked beans and a dessert. Then you'll be set. Manning the grill when it's blazing out, making sure you don't burn the grill items all the while entertaining your guests can be a struggle. Simple is the way to go bro.

 

[purple sneaks]

if yall gonna bbq (with charcoal) have dat blower ready to start dat fire. srs. **** fanning a paper plate

 

[ximthatdudex]

Homies pops used to come through on the field trip/picnic days at school. korean short ribs and rice. skrimple and delicious

 

[keel252]

Sooooo your "grilling" then. If I hear BBQ there BETTER be some smoked meats.

see this is the thing outside of the south we the only ones who know the deal.

you west coast and up north people dont have a clue.


BBQ is pork cooked on the grill and chopped up or turkey, turkey chopped up . thats bbq.

it irked the **** outta me when i lived in Cali and fools would say we bbq' n. i get there and them fools cooking hamburgers and hotdogs calling it a bbq.

no that is a cookout, not a bbq.

 

[plansb]

. And people who call soda 'pop' are wrong too. Different areas have different words for things. That doesn't make what someone else calls it wrong. And I have always associated the word barbecue with a cooking method - not what you are cooking.

What if there is chopped pork and dogs/burgers? A bbq/cookout hybrid?

 

[tr1ll]

Sooooo your "grilling" then. If I hear BBQ there BETTER be some smoked meats.

Its the same thing

...if you know what your doing....

 

[keel252]

OP


bout to share with you my famous burgers

get hamburger pack or turkey whatever you prefer

feta cheese, spinach, green peppers and onions and 2 eggs

saute the spinach

then mix all up to make your patties.

throw them on the grill, and thank me later. my god.

 

[keel252]

. And people who call soda 'pop' are wrong too. Different areas have different words for things. That doesn't make what someone else calls it wrong. And I have always associated the word barbecue with a cooking method - not what you are cooking.

What if there is chopped pork and dogs/burgers? A bbq/cookout hybrid?

cookout

bbq is a food not a event

but you right.

 

[keel252]

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[tr1ll]

I agree with burgers and hot dogs aint bbq'ing

But Im not going to take it as far as to say "a barbecue isn't an event", becuase in Texas....it is an event.

"Bruh, we barbecuing. Come thru!"

 

[keel252]

but when yall bbq'n that means pig is on the grill right?

 

[plansb]

cookout

bbq is a food not a event

but you right.

I see what you're saying.

To avoid confusion my buddies and I (we've had this arguement alot) break it down like this:

Grilling=propane/gas cooking
bbq=direct heat using charcoal (grilling but with coals instead of gas)
smoking=indirect heat using wood/hard lump/wood pellets

 

[tr1ll]

but when yall bbq'n that means pig is on the grill right?

Not necessarily. In Texas, brisket(beef) is really big, but in Florida, thats exactly what it means....'

Gotta be pork ribs b