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Barbecue is a cooking process, not a sauce. Sauce may be added, but really only as a garnish.
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And I'll post that video!
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Chuck Testa, call your office!
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I vaguely recall Mark Frauenfelder writing that when his daughter tells him that she's bored, he responds that fixing that problem is her responsibility. I've been taking the same approach at times with my four-year old. Her solutions are often clever.
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It's the tomato and vinegar, which have no place in barbecue.
And those heathens actually serve coleslaw with their barbecue. Coleslaw! How it could occur to anyone to do that is beyond me. It doesn't actually improve the flavor of their barbecue pork, but then, what could?
And those heathens actually serve coleslaw with their barbecue. Coleslaw! How it could occur to anyone to do that is beyond me. It doesn't actually improve the flavor of their barbecue pork, but then, what could?
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This comment could inspire an excellent work of fan art.
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For some reason, many Trekkies loathe Enterprise. I've never understood why.
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We are indeed serious. My father-in-law makes the finest barbecue.
Occasionally Alex will confuse grilling and barbecuing at Neatorama, which are two discrete practices. But he is not from Texas and cannot be expected to know any better. So I just smile and pat him on the head when mixes the concepts.
Barbecuing is done in a brick-lined pit.
Occasionally Alex will confuse grilling and barbecuing at Neatorama, which are two discrete practices. But he is not from Texas and cannot be expected to know any better. So I just smile and pat him on the head when mixes the concepts.
Barbecuing is done in a brick-lined pit.
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Indeed. We should have more barbecue editors.
The only downside is that a person who holds that job may accidentally come into contact with the culinary abomination that is Memphis-style "barbecue".
The only downside is that a person who holds that job may accidentally come into contact with the culinary abomination that is Memphis-style "barbecue".
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but TEXAS?!? It's not the opposite, but it's not in the Top 20 of "Places I'd Actually ENJOY Living", and short of the Top 10 in "American States I'd Actually ENJOY Living
I can read your words, but I'm having trouble making sense of what you've written.
I can read your words, but I'm having trouble making sense of what you've written.
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You see a problem? I see a great pranking opportunity!
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I did not notice the nipples and thus never anticipated that nipples would be the dominant topic in the comment thread for this post.
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I'm all for killing snakes in the yard, but gasoline? That's stupid and cruel.
It's a pity that the neighbor's house burned.
It's a pity that the neighbor's house burned.
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I made it halfway through The Two Towers before getting too bored with LOTR to continue.
Reading the classics is helpful because it provides a common narrative language for a society. But that's about it. Read what you like.