On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Adam C. Lipscomb wrote:
> The only place that wasn't utterly fantastic was the BBQ place whose
> names escapes me, as I tried to block the experience out of my memory.
> I should've known furriners can't do justice to a slow-cooked,
> vinegar-basted pig. Shoot, they can't even get it right here in
> Texas!
As someone who can't eat pig without getting miserably sick, I'm just as
glad that Texas barbecue uses cow and chicken in addition to the pig. :)
I like Texas BBQ. (Total sucker for brisket.)
Julia
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