Hi All,
Long time lurker and occasional poster in ABF and AFB. It's been
over 6 months since the media started to bore everyone with our
problems, but finally some good news from Louisiana, "Que'in on the
Red". I've never been to any kind of food festival, which we have
many of here in Louisiana, so this is going to be my first.
Alexandria is about 200 miles away, I am near Houma and am leaving
EARLY on the 25th. If anyone is near Houma or New Orleans and wants
a ride, we'll take my truck, I smoke, so my truck. Any worth while
pictures will be posted to ABF upon return if there are no
objections.

I found Que'in on the Red while looking for some streaming AM radio
stations, KSYL am 970 - http://www.ksyl.com/

Que'in on the Red - http://www.queinonthered.com/

I had to dig around to find all of the details, but if interested,
here it is

http://www.thetowntalk.com/apps/pbcs...601180319/1002.

Alexandria Press Release -
http://www.cityofalexandriala.com/bbqpdf.pdf

Alexandria Community Calendar -
http://www.cityofalexandriala.com/co...y/calendar.asp

couillion wrote:
Hi All,
Long time lurker and occasional poster in ABF and AFB. It's been
over 6 months since the media started to bore everyone with our
problems, but finally some good news from Louisiana, "Que'in on the
Red". I've never been to any kind of food festival, which we have
many of here in Louisiana, so this is going to be my first.

A BBQ festival in Louisana would be different. They had these big
crawfish boil type festivals around Slidell when I lived there, but not
much barbecue. The one good barbecue restaurant went out of business
while I was there too.

- Bobby

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couillion wrote:
Hi All,
Long time lurker and occasional poster in ABF and AFB. It's been
over 6 months since the media started to bore everyone with our
problems, but finally some good news from Louisiana, "Que'in on
the
Red". I've never been to any kind of food festival, which we have
many of here in Louisiana, so this is going to be my first.

A BBQ festival in Louisana would be different. They had these big
crawfish boil type festivals around Slidell when I lived there, but
not
much barbecue. The one good barbecue restaurant went out of
business
while I was there too.

- Bobby


You're right, it would be different. You name it, we've got a
festival for it, except barbecue. We've got festivals for gumbo,
jambalaya, catfish, crawfish, shrimp and petroleum, strawberries,
wine, omlettes, ducks, frogs, rice, crabs, peaches, pecans,
sugarcane, oranges, Tabasco, Jazz and Mardi Gras, but not much for
smoked meat.

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couillion wrote:
Hi All,
Long time lurker and occasional poster in ABF and AFB. It's been
over 6 months since the media started to bore everyone with our
problems, but finally some good news from Louisiana, "Que'in on
the Red". I've never been to any kind of food festival, which we
have many of here in Louisiana, so this is going to be my first.

A BBQ festival in Louisana would be different. They had these big
crawfish boil type festivals around Slidell when I lived there, but
not much barbecue. The one good barbecue restaurant went out of
business while I was there too.

- Bobby


You're right, it would be different. You name it, we've got a
festival for it, except barbecue. We've got festivals for gumbo,
jambalaya, catfish, crawfish, shrimp and petroleum, strawberries,
wine, omlettes, ducks, frogs, rice, crabs, peaches, pecans,
sugarcane, oranges, Tabasco, Jazz and Mardi Gras, but not much for
smoked meat.

Uhm...there's a large KCBS-sanctioned barbecue festival in Hammond at
the end of this month. I went to it, last year, and it's scheduled again
for this year. Does that count?

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.

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couillion wrote:
Hi All,
Long time lurker and occasional poster in ABF and AFB. It's
been
over 6 months since the media started to bore everyone with our
problems, but finally some good news from Louisiana, "Que'in on
the Red". I've never been to any kind of food festival, which
we
have many of here in Louisiana, so this is going to be my
first.

A BBQ festival in Louisana would be different. They had these
big
crawfish boil type festivals around Slidell when I lived there,
but
not much barbecue. The one good barbecue restaurant went out of
business while I was there too.

- Bobby


You're right, it would be different. You name it, we've got a
festival for it, except barbecue. We've got festivals for gumbo,
jambalaya, catfish, crawfish, shrimp and petroleum, strawberries,
wine, omlettes, ducks, frogs, rice, crabs, peaches, pecans,
sugarcane, oranges, Tabasco, Jazz and Mardi Gras, but not much for
smoked meat.

Uhm...there's a large KCBS-sanctioned barbecue festival in Hammond
at
the end of this month. I went to it, last year, and it's scheduled
again
for this year. Does that count?

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.

Thanks Stan, I was unaware of that one, looks like there's going to
be a road trip the following weekend also! -
http://www.hammondbluesandbbq.com/