H2OCleaning wrote:

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im all in on the must eat BBQ rule but id rather eat what someone else made than eat anything i would try and make i mised out on the cooking grilling and BBQ  talent

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I clean roofs better then I BBQ, but can eat BBQ with the best of the BBQ eaters!

 

I thought that EVERYBODY Knew that Owensboro Ky. is the BBQ capital of the world!  They have teams that go to all the competitions and have won almost everytime they enter.  Team that up with Ky. Whiskey, pretty horses and fast women and you've got a great place to live. (Ky that is, not Owensboro) I live in Louisville!

EVERYONE knows that TN. has the BEST bbq, come on Memphis dedicated a whole month of may to it

Best BBQ is in October in Lynchburg, TN - The annual Jack Daniels BBQ invitational. You don't get any better than that.

I am split between the BBQ of St. Louis and the South. My Grandfather used to make the BEST ribs. I havne't had them in years. He has been very ill.

The truth of the matter about BBQ'ing is that it really doesn't matter how good the food is. It is the friends and family that you get to share your time with that makes the experience. Lori

Believe it, or not, the BBQ up in Detroit is among the best I have ever eaten !
Here is why.
Many people from the South left to move to Detroit and make big money as Autoworkers!
They brought their BBQ habits with them.
Now, when you take the Corn Fed Pigs from Michigan, with Southern Folks who know how to BBQ them, ya got goot eats !

Anyone ever had Sour BBQ, like South Carolina does, using vinegar in the sauce ?

Washed-up wrote:

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the best bbq is in a pit in the ground lined with palm leaves and coals.....then throw in the hog and come back in about 4 hours........awesome. they do it that way on the islands...mmm

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My ex wife needs to be "thrown into a pit"

 

Wayne wrote:

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Sweatman's BBQ near Holly Hill, South Carolina!!! Everyone's BBQ gets compared to theirs:
Check it out-


http://www.discoversouthcarolina.com/products/26398.aspx

http://porkandwhiskey.wordpress.com/2006/09/02/sweatmans-bbq-holly-hill-sc/

http://www.bbqrestaurantreviews.com/2/143/BBQ-Restaurants/Sweatmans-BBQ.html


Can't beat it!

Wayne

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I wuld like to try it, if  nothing else, could always get me some good south carolina boiled peanuts ?
I hear south carolina BBQ is sour, like vinegar ?