British BBQ Association
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British BBQ Association
Ben Bartlett, a member of the British BBQ Team has set up a British BBQ Association http://www.bbqa.co.uk/ ... it looks like the UK is finally waking up to the wonderful world of real BBQ
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So, how do you BBQ Fish & Chips or Bubble and squeak ?
Congrats, looks like youre going for a bright yet smoky future
DM
Congrats, looks like youre going for a bright yet smoky future
DM
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ILBBQS.com wrote:Bubble and squeak?
Here ya go..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_and_squeak
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Mmm...that looks tasty. Almost like a hash...replace the mashed potatoes with shredded or finely diced and it would be more familiar in my neck of the woods.Dr_KY wrote:ILBBQS.com wrote:Bubble and squeak?
Here ya go..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_and_squeak
Thanks for clearing that up!
Two eggs, bacon, sausage, tomato and bubble. Joseph's Café, Stoke Newington High Street, Hackney, London. 1 November 2005. Photographer: Fin Fahey.
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Same here but I'm thinkin grits would sit well there too.ILBBQS.com wrote:Mmm...that looks tasty. Almost like a hash...replace the mashed potatoes with shredded or finely diced and it would be more familiar in my neck of the woods.Dr_KY wrote:ILBBQS.com wrote:Bubble and squeak?
Here ya go..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_and_squeak
Thanks for clearing that up!
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Dr_KY wrote:Same here but I'm thinkin grits would sit well there too.ILBBQS.com wrote:Mmm...that looks tasty. Almost like a hash...replace the mashed potatoes with shredded or finely diced and it would be more familiar in my neck of the woods.Dr_KY wrote:ILBBQS.com wrote:Bubble and squeak?
Here ya go..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_and_squeak
Thanks for clearing that up!
Grits mixed with some rotel.. hmmm
bigthirsty- Charcoal Starter
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Grits mixsed with som rotel and cheese...NOW we're talking!bigthirsty wrote:Dr_KY wrote:Same here but I'm thinkin grits would sit well there too.ILBBQS.com wrote:Mmm...that looks tasty. Almost like a hash...replace the mashed potatoes with shredded or finely diced and it would be more familiar in my neck of the woods.Dr_KY wrote:ILBBQS.com wrote:Bubble and squeak?
Here ya go..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_and_squeak
Thanks for clearing that up!
Grits mixed with some rotel.. hmmm
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Stop it man!!! lol ( gotta have scrambled eggs though)
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Well, now if you're bringing scrambled eggs to the party...NOW we're entering a whole other game!
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That's the only way I can eat them other than boiled. Oh and yes I had grits for breakfast because of you! lol
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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I'm the only one in my house who will touch grits...usually carry a carton of them in the BBQ Bus to cook up at contests; with some smoked salmon and fatties or scotch eggs (at the last contest)...mmm...good eating!Dr_KY wrote:That's the only way I can eat them other than boiled. Oh and yes I had grits for breakfast because of you! lol
I tend to like my eggs fried over easy instead of scrambled...must have had the scrambled to often as a kid...I like 'em so the yolks are runny.
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Nooooooooooo runny embryos are not allowed.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Oh man, that's the best part! My kids call them Yippy-Dippy Eggs...love to dip toast in the oozing goodness!Dr_KY wrote:Nooooooooooo runny embryos are not allowed.
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Rumor has it that there's some guy (from the U.S.) talking smack about the British BBQ Society on Drystone Radio in the U.K. 106.9FM. Anyone heard the commercials??
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