Who has the best BBQ?

Discussion in 'Conversations Between White Women and Black Men' started by TheChosenOne, Jul 3, 2008.

  1. TheChosenOne

    TheChosenOne Well-Known Member

    what's it like???
     
  2. Bookworm616

    Bookworm616 Well-Known Member

    I've never tried Jaegerschnitzel. What is it?

    The closest I've come to authentic German food is at Milwaukee's German Fest, where they had rollbraten (I hope I'm spelling it correctly). That is fantastic!! Makes me wish German Fest was every day!! :lol:
     
  3. Soulthinker

    Soulthinker Well-Known Member

    I wished those Germans from Texas can come to K-Town and open a eating establishment of German Barbecue,Jaegerschnitzel,and other good food.
     
  4. Be-you-tiful86

    Be-you-tiful86 Well-Known Member

    its meat coated with bread crumbs in creamsauce with mushrooms.
    Many American soldiers I know love it :)
    It usually is served with french fries and salad
     
  5. Be-you-tiful86

    Be-you-tiful86 Well-Known Member

    Why only in Ktown? Except for the US military base and the clubs that were build for the soldiers mainly there's not too much going on there.
     
  6. Soulthinker

    Soulthinker Well-Known Member

    I learn something every day. Wished its in Munchen,Koln,and Frankfurt.
     
  7. shyandsweet

    shyandsweet New Member

    I love all types of barbeque! Memphis tends to use dry rubs and I love it! I was accostomed to wet before that and love that also! I can appreciate all different types if it is cooked nice and slow! :D
     
  8. a_me

    a_me New Member

    so i'm biased but KC all the way. it's the one thing we do have. there's nothing better than Gates BBQ.
     
  9. trojanman

    trojanman New Member

    I just got out of Memphis after a three year bid and I always thought the ribs there were overrated. But then I'm not a dry rub fan. The only place in town I liked was a spot on Beale called Blues City. They had real fall off the bone ribs. That's my style. I used to tell my friends that people in Memphis were better at marketing ribs than cooking them.
     
  10. shyandsweet

    shyandsweet New Member

    oh now trojanman-where's the love? :( There are good ribs in memphis-but most of them are dry rub. But they are good eating!!! and where were you when I was looking?(for a man that is!)
     
  11. life5577

    life5577 New Member

    i got an old blakc neighbor-cool as shit-we were talkin the other day about
    BBQ-

    aint no other in da world that can cook food like black folk-

    i am thankful god brought them to my world at least-

    catfish-chicken-mac and cheese-pork-

    oh gee-----i love thee black :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: :prayer:
     
  12. trojanman

    trojanman New Member

    Shy I saw your posts and I was like "wow" someone in Memphis, but of course it's after I leave. Bad timing!
     
  13. shyandsweet

    shyandsweet New Member

    Very bad timing! :smt089 :smt005
     

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