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[Anonymous No.14921246]

what is the best BBQ’d meat?

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[Anonymous No.14921256]

>>14921246
Brisket for me, but pulled pork a close second.

[Anonymous No.14921263]

>>14921246
Brisket is the best.

[Anonymous No.14921299]

>>14921246
Turkey or chicken for quesodillas
Brisket for sandwitches
Ribs if on its own

[Anonymous No.14921321]

>>14921246
all bbq'd meat is good. stop being a pain in the ass.

[Anonymous No.14921340]

>>14921246
I agree with ribs. You can do alot with other cuts like brisket by itself, but ribs benefit more from low and slow cooking than others. Not the best thing given BBQ treatment, I still leave that to pulled pork. But it wins best treatment.

[Anonymous No.14921350]

Anybody tried smoking a chuck roast for a cheaper brisket taste? Seems fatty enough to make for a similar taste for less money.

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[Anonymous No.14921372]

>>14921360
Underpulled. Sauce and crutch it for 30 minutes.

[Anonymous No.14922135]

>>14921246
For me it's the McRib.... I hate bones in ribs.

[Anonymous No.14922148]

Picanha

[Anonymous No.14922153]

>>14921246
St. Lous style is better than baby back.

[Anonymous No.14922159]

>>14921246
brisket. just watched "the american barbeque showdown" on netflix and it's shit

[Anonymous No.14922199]

i like baby back ribs, pulled pork sandwiches with slaw, and mayonnaise-based potato salad

[Anonymous No.14922204]

>>14921246
chicken thighs or what you posted. love some ribs

[Anonymous No.14922720]

im loving grilled wings lately. Maybe one of the tastiest things ive been having in a long time. especially after the grill was blessed with some beef or pork thats already been cooked so it picks up that flavor.

[Anonymous No.14922741]

>>14921263
>>14921256
Brisket if fucking great, but over rated. Give me those ribs that will leave my mouth greasier than a whore's asshole and my shirt ruined.

[Anonymous No.14922748]

Call me crazy Im not a big wet rib guy
Dry rubbed rib is a lot more of an enjoyable experience desu

[Anonymous No.14922749]

>>14922720
Australia? In the US BBQ usually refers to smoking rather than grilling.

[Anonymous No.14922757]

>>14922749
Na american. BBQ def refers to grilling outside of the bbq south proper.

[Anonymous No.14922768]

>>14922757
what I mean to say is, up in the north east, its all a fuckin wash with that type of stuff. So yeah grilled wings are amazing

[Anonymous No.14922810]

>>14922749
smoking is smoking BBQ is BBQ and grilling is grilling

[Anonymous No.14922822]

>>14922757
I've never heard anyone on the east coast (or west when I've been there, for that matter) refer to grilling as barbequing.
Calling a back yard party with grilling a barbeque I have heard. But never the act of cooking. People will even say stuff like "I'll be the grilling at the barbeque tonight".

[Anonymous No.14922832]

>>14922810
BBQ is a specific form of smoking, so you're half right. But still end up sounding like a yank that gets his ribs from a restaurant for $30 for three bones.

[Anonymous No.14922854]

>>14922822
can confirm tons of californians call grilling "BBQing"

these are people that don't know the difference between grilling/smoking meats imo

[Anonymous No.14922859]

>>14922822
you underestimate how bad bbq culture is outside of the south dude.

[Anonymous No.14922867]

>>14922854
Different terms the world over. A smoked ham in Germany is very different from what you get at a Texas BBQ place.

[Anonymous No.14922889]

>>14922867
ok?

[Anonymous No.14922912]

[Anonymous No.14923569]

>>14921246
Ribs

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