Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables.

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I've got a new, fresh, batch:-)

Happy smoking.


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"Graeme...in London" > wrote:
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I got two half staves a few years ago. I couldn't bring myself to smoke
with them because of their greater sentimental value.

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> Happy smoking.


Graeme? You still in... Romania? <snork>

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Good score
Welcome back.
I have 3 keg ends from Jack Daniels, I got 2 years ago. Was gonna age some
sour mash with a piece in the jar, BUTT never got around to it.
James A. "Big Jim" Whitten



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> Good score
> Welcome back.
> I have 3 keg ends from Jack Daniels, I got 2 years ago. Was gonna age

some
> sour mash with a piece in the jar, BUTT never got around to it.
> James A. "Big Jim" Whitten


Greetings, Jim (and Nick and <cough> Squertz)

As Jerry Adam's once proclaimed, I never went away :-)

ABF looks to have degenerated into a scum-fest, eh?

Gator Hamock Cooter Rub seems to be your (the US of ****in' A's) best export
(according to my bairns)

Daves is a little too spicey for them!




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> Greetings, Jim (and Nick and <cough> Squertz)


Hey, I never went off on you. We have mall all the same enemies,
too. That's gotta be good for ... something! <sniff, sniff he
doesn't love us anymore>

> ABF looks to have degenerated into a scum-fest, eh?


Yep. I unsubscribed a couple months ago. It keeps me saner.

ObBBQ: Time to dig into that lamb.

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