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When was the last time you ate actual BBQ at a BBQ Gaf?

Dynomutt

Member
It's kind of weird I can't recall the last time I at BBQ at a BBQ? I usually go to a BBQ spot or we just buy a family pack meal in bulk.

I mean:

Ribs
Brisket
Pulled Pork
BBQ Chicken

We have a nice spread:

Burgers
Hotdogs
Brats
Grilled Chicken (Lemon and Herb marinade)
Salmon Steaks
Kabobs
Mac n Cheese
Potato Salad
Russian Salad
Hawaiian Rolls

Maybe we're cheating ourselves but I thought it was odd maybe need to cook home BBQ more. What about you Gaf?

Happy 4th ya'll!
 

ahoyhoy

Unconfirmed Member
Having them at least once a week during the summer. Sausages, grilled Caesar, BBQ chicken, grilled corn, potato salad, Cole slaw.

Gotta love suburbia.
 

Kas

Member
Oh wow it's been years.

It was at my aunts, maybe 4 years ago?

Hated the people, but gotdamn was the food bomb. One of my aunts can make the best ribs, bar none.
 

Hubbl3

Unconfirmed Member
Usually anytime my family gets together. We're doin a fish fry today though

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PSqueak

Banned
Sometime last year i think, my bro does a mean bbq rib, but he moved out of state so nobody even tries without him.
 

ChrisD

Member
If there's no barbecue, it's called a cookout

shoot, we just call it a cookout if it involves the grill at all.

is this a regional thing? Have never heard someone say they were going to have a BBQ.


To answer the question, had a cookout (BBQ) last week, having another in a few hours. Chicken and grilled onion last week, Burgers and Hot Dogs today.
 

Stinkles

Clothed, sober, cooperative
Note to self: pick up BBQ brisket at Franklin BBQ in Austin airport on Saturday.

They prep and wrap for plane passengers.


Today I'm eating soft cafeteria food at mother in law's assisted living facility. Kill me plz.
 

Allforce

Member
We always just say "Grilling out", I can't remember the last time there was any true "BBQ" foods though like ribs or bbq chicken. Just burgers, steaks, brats, etc.

I think we're having grilled cheese tonight though, never really grilled out or done anything special on the 4th.
 

Hilbert

Deep into his 30th decade
A barbecue, is an event where you generally gather and cook and eat outside.

BBQ as a dish means different things based on the region.
 

Chris R

Member
Note to self: pick up BBQ brisket at Franklin BBQ in Austin airport on Saturday.

They prep and wrap for plane passengers.


Today I'm eating soft cafeteria food at mother in law's assisted living facility. Kill me plz.

Salt Lick, not Franklin, but it's still really good.

Unless Franklin added a stand in the past three months?
 

LCGeek

formerly sane
Been making ribs a lot lately with sausage of sometype. I think last thursday was that meal can't be more than a week though.

Love grilling and always looking for tips if people got em.
 

joe2187

Banned
Every friday for the past two months and for the next month and half.

I dont get it eat it, as much as I have to cook it all the time.
 

gnomed

Member
We call it "grilling" down here in the IE. But there are out of towners, mainly LA folks that will call a cookout barbecuing.

And I'm having potato soup today. Had ribs and burgers yesterday and Sunday.
 
I'm making Huli Huli chicken on the egg, burgers and hot dogs today. To me this is "grilling out" I only call it a cookout if I'm inviting lots of people and there's no actual BBQ. But to answer your question I made brisket on memorial day but haven't made BBQ since sadly. I think some baby backs are in store soon....
 

Paskil

Member
Note to self: pick up BBQ brisket at Franklin BBQ in Austin airport on Saturday.

They prep and wrap for plane passengers.


Today I'm eating soft cafeteria food at mother in law's assisted living facility. Kill me plz.

You're in for a treat. Franklin's was a life affirming experience for me. I also recommend trying the brisket frito pie from Micklethwaits and don't sleep on La Barbecues brisket.

Also, I agree, a BBQ includes BBQ. Most BBQs are cookouts.

Here's that fatty brisket from Franklin's. Soooooo good.


Salt Lick, not Franklin, but it's still really good.

Unless Franklin added a stand in the past three months?

It might have been a bad day, but I was supremely disappointed by the dry brisket at Salt Lick. One of the worst I had on my trip. I'd recommend going to Freedmens instead.
 

riotous

Banned
Anything involving a grill is called a BBQ here in tbe Seattle area.

Dont think ive ever had actual slow and low BBQ that wasnt from a business, although crock pot pork is common.
 
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