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Dropy
06-22-2016, 11:47 PM
got a favorite rub or BBQ sauce recipe?

I am opening a BBQ restaurant up here, gonna offer up brisket with a salt and pepper rub and a brisket with my own house rub, pork shoulder with my house rub and ribs with my house rub. All home made.

My own homemade sauces. Gonna have some eastern Carolina vinegar based sauces, then bring it west with an apple/bourbon sweet ketchup BBQ sauce. Will also offer a mustard sauce as well as a Georgia white sauce.

Gonna also have the white sauce for marinating fowl for smoking too! good stuff!

For sides will have tater slad, slaw and rotini salad. Also gonna offer a nice big salad with cranberries and sliced almonds and stuff on it with dressing and choice of pork or brisket on it...(some folks watch there weight I guesse).
All homemade of course.

Was thinking of doing a BBQ philly sammich by taking the meat of choice and grilling onions and green peppers adding meat and topping with provolone cheese, grilllin the fresh made roll and putting em together. can add BBQ sauce of choice to this of course also. Might do well. FOlks seem to drool over the idea.

Oh all my breads are made local at Soholt bakery right down the street. They been there family owned for 98 years now. They use all local ingredients and they giving me a fair shake on the price and stuff so its all good there.

Will do grandmas recipe from Georgia chocolate pecan pie and banana pudding for my afterwards sweets. Will prolly add to this list later with hand scooped ice creams.

Will keep it simple so I can just have counter service and serve it up fast by myself mostly. No employees = less overhead .

=)

Vodin
06-23-2016, 12:25 AM
Sounds like the wife and I will stop by for a bite to eat :)

Sniper-T
06-23-2016, 12:27 AM
That's awesome! Congrats!

hmmm... I'm going to be in your area in a couple months....

bacpacker
06-23-2016, 01:34 AM
Sounds like some good eats to me.

A couple ideas for you. Baked beans and Memphis dry rub. Gotta have both with Q.

Domeguy
06-23-2016, 02:27 AM
***CONGRATULATIONS ***
Any chance of mail delivery with dry ice? I'm willing to send the cooler and pay the extra costs. I can't get good beef brisket here in the south. For some reason they only know how to cook a pig, and while it's ok, it's just too greasy. Help a transplanted northern ol' boy out. ��

realist
06-23-2016, 02:35 AM
That sounds awesome, now I am hungry. Mama is always on a diet so I don't get BBQ much so I cook for a local dads club. We just did 9 rack of trash can ribs with a dry rub. I am looking for a better rub it had too much salt. Last night we did a bunch of steaks with a Memphis dry rub and it was great. I can't wait to do is on some ribs, but I have to wait for mama to go on a road trip...

Good luck

Dropy
06-23-2016, 08:52 PM
Yep ya'll are welcome any time! I will see about sending some to whomever wants some also.

Sniper-T
06-23-2016, 11:14 PM
when is the grand opening, what are your hours going to be, and do you/will you take advance orders?

Vodin
06-23-2016, 11:22 PM
More to the point! What is the address? Phone # and email address?

ElevenBravo
06-23-2016, 11:25 PM
Cook some beef roast or some other beef of your choice (Im not a friggin butcher so forgive me), slice thin and put on whatever sub bun you like... I cooked some cheap steaks before and sliced thin.

drizzle some simmered yum sausce, 1 part grape jelly to 3 parts BBQ sauce. Onions and pickle slice are good on it too...

Seriously, if you do NOT try this at least ONCE, you will probably regret it.

Its also good for meatballs like party food or whatever.

Its an old old "trick", I thought it was weird as hell when I heard it, but tried it DAMN SAM its good!

EB

Sniper-T
06-23-2016, 11:29 PM
More to the point! What is the address? Phone # and email address?

just drive 600 miles 42 degrees NE from Denver. When you pull into town, just drive up and down main street yelling "DROPY!!!!" I'm sure the police will guide you in.

;)

Domeguy
06-24-2016, 03:23 AM
Yep ya'll are welcome any time! I will see about sending some to whomever wants some also.

Keep it a low priority, but thank you for thinking about your long distance neighbors.

Kesephist
06-24-2016, 08:30 AM
Well done, sir!

I enjoy seeing someone stepping up on such a venture.

A good Philly steak sandwich...

GUT RUMBLE

ANd good also that you have a rapport with another business, that of the bakery.

Go get 'em, man.