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Posted by Aratzio on 09/28/05 02:04
On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:20:06 -0700, Covv Tse-tung
<ChairmanCovv@hotmail.com> got double secret probation because:
>In article <uj9jj1l568vljic3io1gbf9gk8qsp614d0@4ax.com>,
>a6ahlyv02@sneakemail.com says...
>> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 11:47:19 -0700, Covv Tse-tung
>> <ChairmanCovv@hotmail.com> transparently proposed:
>>
>> >In article <0iiij1p91oq1oul97569cigfl4dful54e4@4ax.com>,
>> >a6ahlyv02@sneakemail.com says...
>> >> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 08:24:04 GMT, Bookman <bookman@kc.rr.comNULL>
>> >> transparently proposed:
>> >>
>> >> <sneck>
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> >But you gotta know your cuts. You try the low 'n slow with something
>> >> >like flank or skirt, you'll just dry it out. With those, you wanna
>> >> >sear it fast, keep it rare, and slice it across the grain. Plenty of
>> >> >good flavor there, though.
>> >> >
>> >> >Still, for something like brisket or boston butt, your description
>> >> >isn't bad at all. And braising is your friend, too - a nice combo of
>> >> >searing & low&slow, good for pot raosts & such.
>> >> >
>> >> >ESL!
>> >>
>> >> HEATHEN!!!
>> >>
>> >> VERY Slow cooking, rubbed with your preference then 6-8 hours in a wet
>> >> smoker until that sucker is smokey black on the outside. Tender enough
>> >> to cut with a fork, juicy and MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
>> >> good.
>> >>
>> >> And you being from someplace that supposedly knows BBQ *sigh*.
>> >
>> >The best BBQ sauce going, from Alabama by way of Oakland:
>> >
>> >http://www.super-que.com
>> >
>> >What did you think of the Blues Festival? I think the guy
>> >from the North Miss. Allstars that played the electric
>> >washboard was great. It took me a while to figger out what
>> >I was hearing - it reminded me of Hendrix as much as
>> >anything.
>>
>> Cody Dickenson, yeah blew me away. Electric washboard, who'd a thunk
>> it... (PS Luther & Cody Dickenson are backing John Hiatt on his latest
>> CD Master of Disaster)
>>
>> But how about the Campbell Brothers? Those dudes kicked some major
>> jams. I could become a big gospel fan if it sounded like them. Never
>> seen a layed back SF Blues crowd jumpin', screamin' and hollerin' like
>> that before.
>>
>> Charlie Musselwhite and James Cotton
>> Kim Wilson & James Cotton
>> Elvin Bishop & Hubert Sumlin
>>
>> Nice jams...
>
>Yeah, James Cotton was wailing. We left at the beginning
>of the final set. My s/o is an Angeleno and believes in
>leaving after the seventh inning.
>
>All in all a great day - pretty much stayed warm and sunny
>right to the end. I've been there some years when it got
>real damp and chilly in the fog.
I was down front slightly left of center (hrmm seems familiar) and
about 20 feet out. Have to get film developed for the good stuff (I
hope) but I did get a nice selection with the digital too.
Last few years have been incredible weather wise.
--
Pierre Salinger Hook, Line & Sinker - May, 2005
Hammer of Thor - July, 2005
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