StrikeEagle
Knows what a fatty is.
My kids are very involved in 4-H, and for the last 2 years our county has had Dutch Oven Cooking as a project group at both the local and county level. The first year the group was small but successful and the members had fun learning a true 'old world' cooking method. This year, the group has grown and there is a lot of interest and participation. I think that this type of cooking project is especially interesting to the boys as it's a more 'manly' type of cooking. This got me to thinking that a BBQ group would be fun for the kids. But, in asking around nobody in my county, or in all of California 4-H seemed to know if BBQ was an approved project.
Well, after doing some digging, I've finally found that "Q" is indeed an approved project group in 4-H! In fact, there is a national 4-H contest for grilled Chicken and Turkey in Lexington, KY. This competition is part of the poultry and egg conference that is held in conjunction with the North American International Livestock Expo.
I've found some pretty good info from MS, KY and NC on their state wide broiler BBQ projects format, and am continuing my search for additional information and resources for starting a program locally.
I'm working on a presentation for our County chapter to lead a club level project for BBQ next year, and will push to have this culminate with a competition and presentation at next years county fair. I am hoping that some of the brethren have experience with teaching and leading a 4-H BBQ project or contest. While I realize that this is not ground breaking on a national level, it sure feels like it is on the local and state level here in CA, so ANY experience or help will be much appreciated .
Well, after doing some digging, I've finally found that "Q" is indeed an approved project group in 4-H! In fact, there is a national 4-H contest for grilled Chicken and Turkey in Lexington, KY. This competition is part of the poultry and egg conference that is held in conjunction with the North American International Livestock Expo.
I've found some pretty good info from MS, KY and NC on their state wide broiler BBQ projects format, and am continuing my search for additional information and resources for starting a program locally.
I'm working on a presentation for our County chapter to lead a club level project for BBQ next year, and will push to have this culminate with a competition and presentation at next years county fair. I am hoping that some of the brethren have experience with teaching and leading a 4-H BBQ project or contest. While I realize that this is not ground breaking on a national level, it sure feels like it is on the local and state level here in CA, so ANY experience or help will be much appreciated .