This mf went to the spots next to the best western they were staying at and chiming in like they know shit.
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Auzymundius@lemmy.world 7 months agoWhat do you consider the South and/or good BBQ? There are a few different styles of BBQ and quite a few major BBQ cities in the South.
slackassassin@sh.itjust.works 7 months ago
The_v@lemmy.world 7 months ago
Been everywhere from Texas across to the Atlantic. I was meeting dealers and farmers. So both in the cities and small towns. I would fly in somewhere then drive all over the place and grab lunch wherever the local farmer or dealer we were meeting wanted to eat.
Yeah, I got taken out to the “best BBQ that you just have to try” so many times across the region. They are all very proud of it, and is all bleh…
iheartneopets@lemm.ee 7 months ago
You’ve gotta factor taste into it. Just because they were farmers from around there doesn’t mean they know what tastes good. Having those people for relatives all my life and having tried every restaurant they swear up and down is delicious (and eaten their food at Thanksgiving), I’ve accepted that they don’t have a very…let’s say complex palate. Sometimes I think that if the food is literally just cooked with any amount of sauce/seasoning they think it’s good.
There are a few little holes in the wall that are the life-changing BBQ you’ve heard about, I promise. I’ve had them and consider them my benchmarks for good BBQ. Just don’t take random small town guy’s word for what’s good because he might not know shit. Also, look for it in shacks that look a little sketchy in very small towns. Like <5000 people small.