Ripped dude appears to be talking to lobbyist Luis Saenz, Abbott's former chief of staff, and possibly Ken Paxton, though it's hard to tell
Holy **** I think you are correct.G-Town Cracker said:
Ripped dude appears to be talking to lobbyist Luis Saenz, Abbott's former chief of staff, and possibly Ken Paxton, though it's hard to tell
this is one of the better looking plates thats been posted here in a while. damnAgsWin2011 said:
Got to try out Dayne's Craft BBQ today. It was pretty solid but probably not in my top 5. The burger and sides were pretty damn good though.
you should've gotten the chicken fried steak.tsuag10 said:
Guess Family BBQ in Waco today.
Brisket is pretty good. Fat is well rendered, but it's overall a little dry. I still think it's pretty comfortably Top 50 quality though. Sausage is good. Turkey is excellent, and probably top 5 I've ever had.
Also wanted to note the price. My meal with a drink was about $25. My plate yesterday at Terry Black's was over $40. I know it's Waco vs. Austin, but that's still a huge difference for not a huge difference in quality or quantity. Just thought it was worth mentioning.
BurnetAggie99 said:
Shouldn't be that bad of a wait. Moves fast plus usually don't have any issues with getting a table. Valentina's is one of my favorite spots.
That will make someone in this group very....VERY...happy!TequilaMockingbird said:
Brett's Backyard BBQ in Rockdale will be opening back up this Sunday June 4th in a new location down the street from the old place. Looks like Sundays only for now.
https://www.facebook.com/Brettsbackyardbarbque/
100% agreeCenTexSmoke said:
Most folks would say no way they shouldn't have been on the last top 50.
Whenever I go to an Indian or Asian restaurant and tell them to amp it up they look at me like an idiot white guy.AgsWin2011 said:
We went through Knoxville a couple summers ago on our way to the Smokies. We are a at a little hole in the wall southern comfort food place called Jackie's Dream. Not bbq, but still really good food like grandmama used to make. We got the "Knoxville" hot chicken with okra and mashed potatoes and gravy.
I asked how hot it was and she said pretty hot so I just did medium. The taste was amazing but it wasn't hot at all. Maybe she said that because I'm white and figured I couldn't handle the heat, but we Texans like our spicy food.
Saxsoon said:Whenever I go to an Indian or Asian restaurant and tell them to amp it up they look at me like an idiot white guy.AgsWin2011 said:
We went through Knoxville a couple summers ago on our way to the Smokies. We are a at a little hole in the wall southern comfort food place called Jackie's Dream. Not bbq, but still really good food like grandmama used to make. We got the "Knoxville" hot chicken with okra and mashed potatoes and gravy.
I asked how hot it was and she said pretty hot so I just did medium. The taste was amazing but it wasn't hot at all. Maybe she said that because I'm white and figured I couldn't handle the heat, but we Texans like our spicy food.
I grew up in El Paso, I don't have taste buds anymore.
If anyone wants to have better pepper flakes than red pepper for pizza, stews, eggs, etc, I recommend this company. I have used this stuff on chicken wings before
https://www.flatironpepper.com/
Their base blend is great about 80-110k scoville. They also have a bbq rub.