BBQ

[Stephen Fox]

At one time Bruce had a BBQ forum going at this board.
Please feel free to move this post there, but I could no longer find it.
Top Seven in Alabama according to today Feb 25 Bham News, day after Anne Graham Lotz preached to Johnny Hunt and the BFM 2000 believers.

http://www.al.com/food/birminghamnews/i ... xml&coll=2

[William Thornton]

Some BBQ would be mighty good today.

[Dave Roberts]

Our church did 900+ pounds last Saturday to finance the youth mission trip this summer. We sold it all, but what I got was good---MMMM!

It was fun to work at that as well, except when the guys who were adding the pepper did so from a little too high in the air.

[Haruo]

Bought some bulgogi meat last night, think I'll go cook it up...

[William Thornton]

[Dave Roberts]

[William Thornton]

Dave, sounds good. Do you have porkskins when you do the Boston Butts?

[Dave Roberts]

[William Thornton]

[Ed Pettibone]

[BTeditor]

My good friends, the Averys, treated me to some Waycrazy's BBQ on Signal Mtn., above Chattanooga, Tenn., last night. It was excellent. Put on your list for good BBQ with a good name.

[Neil Heath]

I had the world famous Fresh Air BBQ for lunch today before the great blizzard of '09 hit Middle Ga. Must of had over an inch of snow on the ground at one point.

Of course the only sane response to such a calamity was to call of schools tomorrow in every county around us.

Neil

[David Flick]

[David Flick]

[Haruo]

Are they publicly traded? This looks like a real anniversary type year for any still surviving business that has "Since 1929" on its stationery!

[Stephen Fox]

I told a friend on the phone this morning, that with the 30 mile standstill on I-85 from the Spburg, Cherokee County Line by passing Gaffney it's a shame they couldn't reroute traffic up to 74 in Shelby and all stop in for Bridges BBQ for lunch.
Then Again, it ain't open on Monday and Tuesday

All in Re the traffic jam that made national news this mornin with the late snow. I think the jackKnife was there about Hoechst fibres where I had a flat tire in 74

http://www.goupstate.com/article/200903 ... 20985/1083

Congrats to the Baptist churches in Gaffney that took in the stragglers.

JP et. al:
I'll send you an email and may make a fresh post, but our friend Ron Rash, it came to my attention over the weekend; his novel Serena was a Pen/Faulkner nominee, often a precurson to a Pulitzer nomination.

[Neil Heath]

[David Flick]

[Ed Pettibone]

Ed: David the link to your name on the BBQ page seems not to be working.

While I generaly avoid large Restaurant chains Our overall favorite restaurant in the Albany NY area is Smoky Bones. They have a restaurant on Central Avenue in Colonie, near Wolf Road, which is one of the oldest in the 9-year-old chain. The parent company sold off about half of their stores in late 97 early 98 and the store in Colonie was of those. Unlike so many similar changeovers this one seems to have gone through seamlessly. Great food Very good service, but don't go there if you are in a hurry. I wonder how many of our BL.C. folk are familiar with the chain? One draw back, the ambiance is a bit up scale for a BBQ place. Am I prejudiced or not?

[Stephen Fox]

Please add my name to Bruce Gourley's endorsing Sprayberry's in Newnan. Me and Lewis Grizzard knew about it long time before Gourley
In fact would love to have a date listed first time Gourley ate it
And add Grizzard's name along with mine as an endorsement. I think we can round up the books to verify GRizzard's affection for the stuff, though he was raised Methodist.

[Bruce Gourley]

[Stephen Fox]

You trumped me there

As Rudy Newton says in Ironweed after the discussion about Charles Darwin, "You got me buddy, you got me."