Dozier's Closing - Page 3

bularry

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In reply to Ducks4brkfast • 2:58p, 3/27/24

Ducks4brkfast said:
The Katy local being referred to is Jim.

well Jim didn't cause them to lose the BBQ community, that I'm pretty sure. He definitely has unique recipes, though, but before he went to Dozier's and he was doing some freelance stuff I bought briskets from him for parties twice and they were always thinly sliced, never in chunks. That's surprising to read.

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In reply to bularry • 3:06p, 3/27/24

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Yeah Jim responded saying he only cut the brisket into chunks when a customer asked for the burnt ends. Weird.

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In reply to Jugstore Cowboy • 3:32p, 3/27/24

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DustysLineup said:
Reads like a tear stained letter from Ken Burns' Civil War. "My dearest Evelyn, it is with deepest sorrow..."

If they had kept with the traditional recipes , they'd still be in business. It's pretty damn hard to kill a bbq place in a town like fulshear is now. But the latest owners managed it. That takes a huge bag of f-s that aren't given.

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In reply to jrrhouston98 • 3:59p, 3/27/24

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jrrhouston98 said:
Anyone remember Papa Blakely's? Restaurant/bar with softball fields on 1093. We had friends that lived close and we spent a lot of time there on the 80s. Wasn't anything out there.

I grew up right by it and in junior and high school we all would half joke about how we couldnt wait until we were old enough to go there and play. Then it burnt down while we were all in college so we never got to come home from break and check it out.