Ignorance and what is and is not BBQ

[barbefunkoramaque]

"yea and mcdonalds mc rib sandwich is awsome ................not"

This type of ignorance but be stopped. ^^^^^^^^^

Mc Ribs ARE BBQ... what do you call that stuff they dump them in?

bbq SAUCE!!!!!

Chicken Nuggets are BBQ only when you ask for the BBQ sauce, by the way.

The person that posted this MC Ribb stuff not being BBQ should be sanctioned heavily.

Actually, try smoking a frozen case of these for the kids. They are quite good... I wonder whats in them?

[Rich Parker]

Originally Posted by barbefunkoramaque

Mc Ribs ARE BBQ... what do you call that stuff they dump them in?

Blasphemy!!!

You are one crazy farker and have SOME interesting posts, so I will listen.

[Bbq Bubba]

Tell me I can't make beef BBQ, I dare you. :)

[barbefunkoramaque]

I think I used your post in the boiling thread

about destroying the world because I can't smoke a flat

[barbefunkoramaque]

Originally Posted by Rich Parker

Blasphemy!!!

You are one crazy farker and have SOME interesting posts, so I will listen.

This came from a time I did a catering job... now when they say there's another 50 people coming can you do more you can always say NO.. but that don't pay, so I said yes and had a guy run to sams and buy all sorts fo frozen ****....

along with the Mc Ribs, we tossed in and smoked bagel pizzas, hot pockets, twice baked potatoes (we heated those with the smoker them cut in half and deep fried them,) bolongna (also smoked and deep fried), lasagne, turnovers, fruits..., threw away some **** that was awful but we expanded our menu within a couple of hours... added some garnish (I know) and people thought it was wild. The Mc Rib thing was a fav of the kids and kept them from grabbing a rib and eating 2 bites and wasting it.

OH... the WHITE Castles were awesome too... smoker was set at 325 as I was crisping up chicken skin if I recall

[Rich Parker]

Originally Posted by barbefunkoramaque

bolongna (also smoked and deep fried),

OH... the WHITE Castles were awesome too... smoker was set at 325 as I was crisping up chicken skin if I recall

I have never heard of smoking bologna and deep frying it....hhmmmm

I love White Castle burgers.....steamed mystery meat goodness!

[thirdeye]

So Lays barbecue potato chips are technically dry rubbed?

(Donny, package to Texas is inbound).

[BBQ Grail]

That's it! I'm done. Ignore feature implemented.

[MOS95B]

[Rick's Tropical Delight]

i want to party with you, man!

[Hugh Jorgan]

The only time BBQ should be used as a noun is to describe pork cooked over a low fire for a long time.

You can BBQ beef, goat, chicken, potato chips, peaches, just about anything. But when it is cooked, it is not BBQ, (noun). It is BBQed, (verb), beef, goat, whatever.

Most people make the mistake of misusing this word. It is mostly because they have never seen or eaten real BBQ. It's kind of like calling all facial tissue Kleenex.

[MOS95B]

Originally Posted by Hugh Jorgan

The only time BBQ should be used as a noun is to describe pork cooked over a low fire for a long time.

Unless you're not from the Eastern US. Being from Texas, I prefer my BBQ to be beef.

You are using BBQ the same as most people use Sushi or Risotto. It's not a type of food, it's a type of food preparation....

[Hugh Jorgan]

Well I could call my SUV a truck but that would not change the fact that it wasn't a truck. I could call my toilet a dutch oven, but it would still be a toilet. I could stand in the rain and say "It aint raining" but I'd still get wet.

It doesn't matter if one is in the eastern USA or eastern Mongolia. If it aint pork it aint BBQ, it is BBQed _____________ insert anything other than pork here. One would say, "Let's BBQ some brisket." and they would be using the term correctly. When the cook was done, one would say "Let's eat some BBQed beef." and they would be again correctly using the term. If they say, "Let's eat this BBQ." They would not.

It's like most people say they are going to fry something when they actually will be sauteing instead. The terms have been misused so much that most people think they are interchangeable. One person starts misusing a term and pretty soon we have words like shizzle entering our lexicon.

[Ron_L]

While i don't know if I'll ever become a McRib fan, this is an interesting concept. What is the strangest thing that you have cooked and actually liked, despite it's reputation?

At an Egg event last fall Tyson Foods was one of the sponsors and we were given bags of frozen Tyson hot wings to cook on the Egg. Despite a few falling through the grates, they came out pretty good. We couldn't keep up with the demand from the crowd.

[MilitantSquatter]

Originally Posted by Hugh Jorgan

It doesn't matter if one is in the eastern USA or eastern Mongolia. If it aint pork it aint BBQ, it is BBQed _____________ insert anything other than pork here. One would say, "Let's BBQ some brisket." and they would be using the term correctly. When the cook was done, one would say "Let's eat some BBQed beef." and they would be again correctly using the term. If they say, "Let's eat this BBQ." They would not.

Just curious... Where is this rule written ? Surely, pork can,and very often is, referred to as barbecue, but I've never seen it said that any other type of meat off the pit cannot.