I just put the finishing (for now)touches on a msn group that I put
together as a one stop reference source for bar b q. It is set up for (I
hope) for anyone to be able to read the entire contents, such as be able
to click on links, reads messages, view pictures, etc, without having to
join. This is primarily what I want to find out.

In order to post messages and pics, you would need to join (it's free).
I make no money on this, there is no charge for this, the only ads are
those the MSN forces on groups in order to not charge for this service
they provide.Please critique it for me, be as brutal as you want, I can
take it! (Grin)

I had made one up recently but didn't like it, so I reformatted a bit
and did this one up. I will be adding more information as I find
available on the web. I've included two interesting pictures of a real
pit Bar B Q done in the Carolina's. One on the welcome page and the
other on the what's new page. I would like to know some of your favorite
Bar B Q related web sites that I haven't found yet. You can email them
to me.

One of my long term goals is to search the goggle archives of AFB and
document all of the recipes posted, separated into specific categories
such as brine, mops, sauce, pork, turkey, beef, etc.. If someone has
already compiled a list, I would love to get a copy!

I have included some folks home pages and if you want them removed,
email me!

The link is below, my name,

--
Regards,
Mike Willsey ( AMWILatCOMPORIUMdotNET )

http://groups.msn.com/ThePracticalBa...ewwelcome.msnw

Piedmont wrote:
I just put the finishing (for now)touches on a msn group that I put
together as a one stop reference source for bar b q. It is set up for (I
hope) for anyone to be able to read the entire contents, such as be able
to click on links, reads messages, view pictures, etc, without having to
join. This is primarily what I want to find out.

In order to post messages and pics, you would need to join (it's free).
I make no money on this, there is no charge for this, the only ads are
those the MSN forces on groups in order to not charge for this service
they provide.Please critique it for me, be as brutal as you want, I can
take it! (Grin)

I had made one up recently but didn't like it, so I reformatted a bit
and did this one up. I will be adding more information as I find
available on the web. I've included two interesting pictures of a real
pit Bar B Q done in the Carolina's. One on the welcome page and the
other on the what's new page. I would like to know some of your favorite
Bar B Q related web sites that I haven't found yet. You can email them
to me.

One of my long term goals is to search the goggle archives of AFB and
document all of the recipes posted, separated into specific categories
such as brine, mops, sauce, pork, turkey, beef, etc.. If someone has
already compiled a list, I would love to get a copy!

I have included some folks home pages and if you want them removed,
email me!

The link is below, my name,

Well I will join what the hell, hope it turns out as cool as what we
have here eh?
Bruce-n-G'ganna-n-Gold Beach

Piedmont wrote:
I just put the finishing (for now)touches on a msn group that I put
together as a one stop reference source for bar b q. It is set up for (I
hope) for anyone to be able to read the entire contents, such as be able
to click on links, reads messages, view pictures, etc, without having to
join. This is primarily what I want to find out.

In order to post messages and pics, you would need to join (it's free).
I make no money on this, there is no charge for this, the only ads are
those the MSN forces on groups in order to not charge for this service
they provide.Please critique it for me, be as brutal as you want, I can
take it! (Grin)

I had made one up recently but didn't like it, so I reformatted a bit
and did this one up. I will be adding more information as I find
available on the web. I've included two interesting pictures of a real
pit Bar B Q done in the Carolina's. One on the welcome page and the
other on the what's new page. I would like to know some of your favorite
Bar B Q related web sites that I haven't found yet. You can email them
to me.

One of my long term goals is to search the goggle archives of AFB and
document all of the recipes posted, separated into specific categories
such as brine, mops, sauce, pork, turkey, beef, etc.. If someone has
already compiled a list, I would love to get a copy!

I have included some folks home pages and if you want them removed,
email me!

The link is below, my name,

Well I will join what the hell, hope it turns out as cool as what we
have here eh?
Bruce-n-G'ganna-n-Gold Beach

That's a very ambitious project, Mike. You might add Jim Bannerman's Tejas
Cookers http://www.tejassmokers.com/ and Big Jim's Lazy Q cookers
http://www.lazyq.com/smokers.html to your list of available manufacturers,
especially since they both post here.
I'd also point out the wealth of information available on the FAQ. It's
tough to beat that compilation, even though it hasn't been updated (despite
repeated suggestions) in years.

Jack Curry

That's a very ambitious project, Mike. You might add Jim Bannerman's Tejas
Cookers http://www.tejassmokers.com/ and Big Jim's Lazy Q cookers
http://www.lazyq.com/smokers.html to your list of available manufacturers,
especially since they both post here.
I'd also point out the wealth of information available on the FAQ. It's
tough to beat that compilation, even though it hasn't been updated (despite
repeated suggestions) in years.

Jack Curry

Jack Curry wrote:

That's a very ambitious project, Mike. You might add Jim Bannerman's Tejas
Cookers http://www.tejassmokers.com/ and Big Jim's Lazy Q cookers
http://www.lazyq.com/smokers.html to your list of available manufacturers,
especially since they both post here.
I'd also point out the wealth of information available on the FAQ. It's
tough to beat that compilation, even though it hasn't been updated (despite
repeated suggestions) in years.

Jack Curry



thanks Jack!, I entered them both in the "buy a cooker" links.

I'm actually looking forward to browsing thru some of the ancient
postings on AFB. I figure to goggle search keyword "recipe" in AFB, cut
N paste as fast as I can into one huge document then start sorting and
giving credit if at all possible to the originator. Ought to be neat to
see some of the old gang and their favorites all in one spot!

--
Mike Willsey (AMWILatCOMPORIUMdotNET)

http://groups.msn.com/ThePracticalBa...ewwelcome.msnw