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Dang you guys!! I need those more than anyone!!! Travis, please deliver to Miller Creek RV Park in Johnson City!! LOL
Trip is going so well!! Got to the campground and it is beautiful!! Missed a meeting with Travis due to being surrounded by women...ah well, we are gonna shoot for Saturday. The truck is doing pretty well. All temps are good and power has been better since I am figuring out how to operate it and push the perimeters. Parked for the next four days and gonna drink a lot of beer, eat BBQ, and sit by the creek. Good times.
Something tells me you like shiner bock.... Interestingly, Texas has great BBQ, but the best beef comes from the Midwest.
I like pretty much like any Shiner...and that beef from the Midwest is alright, but that Texas beef down the street from me is no joke. Midwest brisket isn't even on the same planet! LOL I think we need a Texas Riff Raff event.
Byron, if you're looking for BBQ joints around Johnson City, run over to Ronnie's BBQ. They're pretty good. They aren't Cooper's or Franklin's, but I've never left there mad before. Lol. Franklin's in East Austin is probably the best brisket I've ever had, but you have to stand in line for literally hours to get your hands on some. Lol.
I like pretty much like any Shiner...and that beef from the Midwest is alright, but that Texas beef down the street from me is no joke. Midwest brisket isn't even on the same planet! LOL I think we need a Texas Riff Raff event.
It has been mentioned a couple times. You never know.
Texas has incredible BBQ homie. Better recognize. Lol. And Shiner Bock is pretty good stuff too.
How did I say otherwise? Lol
Originally Posted by BBslider001
I like pretty much like any Shiner...and that beef from the Midwest is alright, but that Texas beef down the street from me is no joke. Midwest brisket isn't even on the same planet! LOL I think we need a Texas Riff Raff event.
Midwest beef. Ie cattle are better than that of Texas. There's more for them to eat than scrub brush and tumbleweed. Lol
How did I say otherwise? Lol Midwest beef. Ie cattle are better than that of Texas. There's more for them to eat than scrub brush and tumbleweed. Lol
Oh here we go....there is a lot more to Texas than scrub brush and tumbleweed. Our cattle are grass fed, not corn fed, so that alone makes my choice for me...not to mention that the Hill Country is my second favorite place on earth and Indiana is a distant 167th..LOL!!!! I spent some time in the Winona Lake area and killed an 8 point buck with my trusty recurve bow there. It isn't a terrible place, but I did my time. Haha!!
Now if you want to send some filets down here in a cooler and Travis and I can do a taste comparison, I will give it a shot. I never say no to free beef if it isn't green!!
Byron, if you're looking for BBQ joints around Johnson City, run over to Ronnie's BBQ. They're pretty good. They aren't Cooper's or Franklin's, but I've never left there mad before. Lol. Franklin's in East Austin is probably the best brisket I've ever had, but you have to stand in line for literally hours to get your hands on some. Lol.
Travis here is how the day is shaping up so far. Jacobs swimming hole, The Salt Lick barbecue in Dripping Springs and a little bit of Shiner. I'll let you know how it goes!!
Travis here is how the day is shaping up so far. Jacobs swimming hole, The Salt Lick barbecue in Dripping Springs and a little bit of Shiner. I'll let you know how it goes!!
The Salt Lick is like 5 minutes from my house. Lol. Literally right down the road. I'm that close and I don't go there. I will say one thing though.. Their sauce is nothing short of amazing. Give me some Salt Lick sauce and some brisket from Franklin's and I'll probably eat until I burst. Lol
Originally Posted by Riffraff Performance
It has been mentioned a couple times. You never know.
Let's get that started. I'll help in any way I can if you decide to do that one day. Lol
What makes Texas beef so good is it is slow cooked on the hoof for a long period of time before being served.
I just spent a week at a KOA in Ouray,CO that has an excellent Texas BBQ gig going on. The owner Dave prides himself on it. I have never tasted any so good in all my life.
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