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rem, Flave,
Thanks for the suggestions. Quick and easy.
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Know a few people that love Well’s, I’m not a big fan. We make it with apple cider vinegar, little ketchup, lotta black pepper and red pepper flakes. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/qv12Ggq6/91-A01-CCC-0-FDF-40-F1-A921-B4-EE2-E1-F46-EF.jpg)
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2 cups cider vinegar
2 Tbsp brown sugar
1 Tbsp ketchup
2 Tsp black pepper
2 Tsp red pepper flakes
1 Tsp salt
Texas Pete (or your favorite hot sauce) to taste
I like a lot of hot sauces, but I think Tabasco or Texas Pete the best for this.
I soak down the pulled pork with it in the pan, then a big ketchup bottle full of this on the table. Usually have Stubbs around too.
Regular coleslaw made with Dukes always. Home made French fries and hush puppies served with ketchup mixed with hot sauce.
Damn, I’m hungry now!
Last edited by jackmountain; 06/27/21.
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Thanks Jack. Sounds like good food at your place!
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Oh, yeah. Same theme there: what we mostly know as "Mexican food" is actually Tex-Mex. Strictly a border-born style. What they actually eat in Mexico is FAR more diverse, more regional, and comprised of things we've never heard of unless we've been there.
Ditto what we know as "Chinese food." You ask a Mexican or Chinese chef about what they serve us, and they just shake their heads. It's all what we Americans imagine is Chinese or Mexican. It hardly resembles the real thing - in all its many varieties.
Apology to the OP. I am not a chef, not even a cook. I just eat. So no recipes from me. Wish I could, but... And Italian. I was just gonna say that.
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Oh, yeah. Same theme there: what we mostly know as "Mexican food" is actually Tex-Mex. Strictly a border-born style. What they actually eat in Mexico is FAR more diverse, more regional, and comprised of things we've never heard of unless we've been there. A few years back we did a big project in Mexico, worked there for a solid year. Mostly flew in on Mondays and back on Fridays. My boss made the comment more than once, "I can't wait to get back home (he lives in Green Bay, WI), so I can get some real American Mexican food." Not that the food we had was bad, just wasn't what we were used to eating routinely. As to BBQ, I don't care what region it came from, if it is cooked well, I like it all. Some that many think is so great, I don't think is good at all.
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I am gonna start bbq'ing mutton.
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I am gonna start bbq'ing mutton. Nothin' says lovin' like mutton from the oven (or bbq'er)
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I am gonna start bbq'ing mutton. I am gonna start bbq'ing mutton. Nothin' says lovin' like mutton from the oven (or bbq'er) Damned straight boyz !!
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#bigjimputtingthemuttonintheoven
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
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BBQ mutton sounds good to me.
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I am gonna start bbq'ing mutton. Seems like me an' some of these fellas are lookin' for an invite to show up in the mail.
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In it is death and all you seek
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