Giving the flats away and keeping the best part for yourself...lol!!!
Gott'a big pan of "Burnt Ends" with smokeroasted garlic gloves on the fire most of the afternoon!
Just about 45 more minutes...and I'm not going to be responsible for what happens... :woohoo: !!
It's gonna be me, and them...some cheap white bread and a jar of
"Texas Pepper Works" Candied Jalepenos...all laid out on some butcher's paper!!
Utensils... :silly:
Not this time Baby!!
Evans
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeI want to try one and looked at them in the grocery tonight and was expecting a cheap piece of meat, but it was more than I expected.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree Likewhen they chop the ends in texas, what's the 'traditional' treatment? yankees need to know
i hav to agree, the ends are sometimes better than the thing we're actually cooking to begin with. spare rib trimmings anyone?
(also good to see a food pic! :laugh: )
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeI did see a show a while back with Adam Perry Lang when he was hawking one of his CookBooks and he was smokeroasting garlic with BBQ pork and it looked yummy!
Sometimes I just fish it out when I'm done and smash it up with some butter and herbs for a garlic bread schmeeer!
I do like the garlic smoke roasted in with the Burnt Ends though...(we keep a lot here as Ann is decidely Italian,and she tells me it's gooood for me in many ways..lol!!)
So...since I plan on heing around long enough to punnish her severly for marrying me, I eat up...lol!!
Brisket in Texas is,(in my mind) like Chowd'a in the NE...everybody has their own definite idea of what iot is...and everybody thinks their right!
Less is more when it comes to "true Texas" BBQ i think one could correctly say! Lot's of places will chop a little of what they call "WET",
(which means the "Point" with some fat) in with your Sammy...if you're getting a Chopped BBQ Sandwich! Though I'd say most folks here eat mostly sliced Brisket!
Other joints will use the Ends to flavor beans...or chili.
Asking for sauce with your BBQ in some Texas towns will get you damm near run out!! :woohoo:
As far as "a food pic"...I did it just for you!!
Evans
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree Likethanks for the explanation re: the ends.
brisket is in the queue to do soon, and i'll try the garlic with the ends.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeI have a few out back i like tinkering with, but I cook for your approval!
Own it!!!
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeI've yet to try Adam Perry Lang's recipe in his book. I've been thinking about trying it out, but I'm just afraid they wouldn't taste like what I'm used to. That and I cannot find a packer brisket anywhere out here in Northern Virginia. I can get a flat from any number of grocery stores.
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