I don't go to the south period. The racism there is unmatched but the summer would be a hell no.Nah it’s in the fall. Thank God
I don't go to the south period. The racism there is unmatched but the summer would be a hell no.Nah it’s in the fall. Thank God
In Part 2 of this video, the kids wake up 48 hours later after falling in deep sleep after the meal.
its a spot in dallas near smu n addison..called oak'd one of the worse spots i even been ...its like everything has peppercorn on itFacts.
We have to stay working out in the South or we would all weigh 400 lbs.
Central Texas has a lot of German and Czech influence plus Black folks while East Texas is very much "Black/Southern BBQ."
The Central style is good with brisket but I think the East Texas style has better sides, sauce, chopped beef, hot links etc. It's more well-rounded IMO, but doesn't get the shine......because most folks coming from NYC, LA, Chicago etc, would go to Austin instead of Tyler, Marshall, Waskom, Beaumont etc. They get indoctrinated into thinking the white/Central TX style is the only representation when the Black/East TX style is older and (IMO) a better representation of good que.
Louisiana and Texas got the best food
Maybe the gravy is the real staris this similar to a pot roast or beef brisket?
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this whole meal look unseasoned andaf lmaoooooooo
And have the best shyt in their livesIn Part 2 of this video, the kids wake up 48 hours later after falling in deep sleep after the meal.

Calm yourself, who you think raised us??? No less than three girls who grew up in my building either cook soul food professionally or semi pro (selling plates). Me, my mama, and my brother all cook our ass off, better than some raised in the south judging by relatives reactions.Yup. Best tasting food in the States. The food alone makes me glad my people didn't migrate from the south lol
On one side, my grandfather was a chef, cooking for Nicky Barnes and them on his off time (he did soul food, Italian, and kosher). On the other side, my uncle roasts a pig every 4th of July and my man's uncle is the same- both born and raised in the south, you know, older southern men who can cook. Growing up, my mother's 'friend,' born and raised in Savannah, used to tear up some catfish (which he caught out there with that same uncle I mentioned). He taught my man.
Since the 70's/80's, it's too expensive to get a storefront.


That's crazy. Brothas, if yall wanna make a killing, set up a bbq restaurant over there.