You may all hoard toilet paper, I shall eat BBQ!

With apologies to Davey Crockett, who said "You may all go to hell, I will go to Texas."  Thursday, my buddy Scott picked up two whole briskets at Cattleack BBQ and one had my name on it.  This morning, I headed up to Green's Texas BBQ in Euless and loaded up there.  There were 20 folks in line when he opened at 11 AM and I was number 2.  I plan on hitting one of my favorite local BBQ joints for take-out every week until the current crisis ends.  Be safe, but eat well!

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BBQ JOINT!

Now that we live in "interesting times" it's important to remember and support your favorite local BBQ joint.  Many are staying open for pick-up or drive through orders.  Try to buy some BBQ once a week!  Get a whole brisket and share it with your neighbors.  You can also call them before you go and they may even go in with you on your order.  Get a rack of ribs and take some to an elderly neighbor.  Mail order some sausage or beef ribs!  Great BBQ warms up well in the microwave.  Brisket and sausage freeze well, too.

We'll get through this Chinese curse.  Make sure your favorite BBQ joint makes it, too!  Eat BBQ (at least) once a week and we'll all be happier.  We can do it!  Stay safe, but eat well!

Red Dirt BBQ Fest rescheduled for October 11th

Let's keep our fingers crossed!  Refunds available until May 29th.

https://reddirtbbqfest.com/

Houston BBQ Fest cancelled

It's official.  Dagnabit.