In hot sauce, remember that it is better to start out too mild than too hot. And if you cannot handle the heat or do not care for sauces, they don’t consider yourself as one of the chiliheads.
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joleng16of AL1:05PM January 02, 2011
Forget the "ketchup". Use Tomato Paste plus vinegar and a touch of mustard is great. Best bet: just buy "BONE SUCKIN GOOD" sauce from Ford Foods. It's available at Cracker Barrel.
Veri Tasof NY10:40AM August 27, 2009
Real BBQer "grillers" never put their grills away for winter or for any other reason.
ricof ME6:33AM August 22, 2009
There are a number of BBQ debates and the answer depends on where you are at. Wet vs Dry; Pork vs Beef; pulled vs chopped; with or without slaw; mild, spicy or hot sauce; ketchup, mustard, or vinegar base; hickory, mesquite, or applewood.
In the end it is all good
Robertof IL5:25PM August 21, 2009
KC > Texas > Carolina > KY > Tenn > It is ALL GOOD !
One common Ingredient that Pushes BBQ > Over the TOP = Cold "Beverage(s) " > Folowed by some "Neat" > KY Straight Bourbon Whiskey.
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