Brisket Master-Class @ Texas A&M

Sure beats English 101 :laugh:

Damn I really wanna go. Why can't people do stuff closer to us here in NY? Us yankees need love too!!

http://foodwaystexas.com/events/barbecue-camps/camp-brisket/

2013 Camp Brisket
January 11-12, 2013
College Station, Texas

We’re trying something new this year in partnership with the Meat Science Section in the Department of Animal Science at Texas A&M University. We will hold a second barbecue camp, Camp Brisket, on January 11-12, 2013. While Barbecue Summer Camp will continue to take a broad approach to barbecue cookery and culture in Texas and beyond, Camp Brisket will specifically focus on that quintessential Texas smoked meat, the humble brisket, covering topics such as the debate over which grades/types of beef to use, types of smokers, wrapping or not wrapping the brisket, and much more. Attendees at both camps will receive direction from professors in the Texas A&M University Department of Animal Science Meat Science Section as well as hear from pitmasters from around the state of Texas regarding some of their basic techniques. We are still working on the program for this first Camp Brisket, so stay tuned for more information.

Tickets go on sale:
Nov 16 – Foodways Texas Members (must be member in good standing by November 2)
Dec 1 – Public

Ticket prices:
$495 – Foodways Texas Members
$550 – Public

*Cost of ticket includes all sessions, talks, and activities as well as lunch and dinner during the event.

Bludawg said:

:idea:You can always move. I Been ta New Yawk don't need to go back for nothin:twitch: If I left anything behind ya 'll welcome to it:icon_smile_tongue: I'll give ya the same course for less I work for top shelf Scotch & fine Cigars.:biggrin1:

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You know what's funny is that I lived in Texas for 4 years - out in Lubbock. And I never really heard too much about BBQ. I think I've eaten BBQ 3 times in 4 years. When we go out to eat it's usually mexican food, burgers, or chicken fried steak.

They could definitely use a bit more BBQ education out in West Texas.