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MikeElliottsBBQ
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New BBQ and Grilling Sauce for Lake Martin Alabama
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5/16/2011 9:37:06 AM
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Just in time for the BBQ Season, "Mike Elliott's BBQ and Grilling Sauce" is from the Lake Martin area and has Lake Martin on the label. Not only is it a great little Lake Martin novelty, its great taste is simply amazing. If you go to MikeElliotts.com you can learn more about it and where to purchase it. All purchases are totally guaranteed with the contact info being right on the bottle. Your going to love this sauce almost as much as you love Lake Martin,,,, well close anyway. Thanks
URL: MikeElliotts.com
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Maverick
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Are You a Paid Advertiser ??
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5/16/2011 9:49:37 AM
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If so welcome, if not read the Forum Rules.
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Crimson4Lif
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Here come the fangs
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5/16/2011 12:25:12 PM
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Bruce your watchdogs are better than any rockweiller or dobberman I have ever seen. They wear spike collars too?
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I think Mav was very polite. Think of it like this....if you saw a stranger loitering in a good friends yard, wouldn't you go introduce yourself and cover your friends back? If the person loitering is also a friend, you will make a new friend.....if not, the offender will be much less likely to try and run off what is not theirs to take.
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Summer Lover
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fangs?
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5/16/2011 2:02:08 PM
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Come on UEM - fangs like them rockweiller or dobberman dogs have. I agree, I want my neighbors to watch our back as I do for them....
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Pontoonfisher
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Here come the fangs
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5/16/2011 2:42:01 PM
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Forum Nazis, hope that doesn't offend anyone. If so, I don't give a chit!!!!
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CAT BOAT
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Here come the fangs
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5/16/2011 3:03:56 PM
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Dang Pontoon FIsher. Tell what you really think. Thats sum funny chit rite there.
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lamont
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Yeah Toon....
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5/16/2011 3:16:53 PM
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I don't give a chit either. I think Bruce should let anybody within 50 miles of the Lake advertise for free on his Forum. Then we'll see how long this forum lasts. Sheesh, it's pretty simple, if you want to advertise your chit, pay for it.
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MrHodja
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Mike
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5/16/2011 4:00:34 PM
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I guess by now you realize that the Forum has some rules regarding advertising, and that some of us watch out for our Webmaster pretty closely. The mere existence of the forum is a commercial endeavor on his part and it is the advertising that enables him to keep it going.
So please let us know that you are a paid advertiser, and if not, you'll find that taking out an ad with Bruce (Webmaster) will win you good will on our part. Until we hear, we will just choose to believe your post was in placed in entrepreneural exuberance and not to try to "get something for free".
I checked out your web site and - once I know you are an advertiser - look forward to checking out your sauce. My philosophy regarding BBQ is that anyone can grill or smoke dead pig, cow, or cjhicken; it is the sauce that sets apart outstanding BBQ from smoked or grilled meat. If you are truly on to somethoing you will do well.
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Mack
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Now Hodja,,,,
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5/16/2011 5:45:33 PM
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That sauce comment is fighting words for some grillmasters. Some folks think a sauce simply masks the flavor of the animal flesh being burned. Others, not so. Either way, that's why they make chocolate, vanilla and strawberry.
Careful, you might get cut out of LNG's Meals on Waves venture this Summer.
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cstewa
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New BBQ and Grilling Sauce for Lake Martin Alabama
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5/16/2011 5:51:34 PM
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Hey Mike,
I am an amature smoker and love to try new barbaque sauce. I will stop by little hardware and pick some up. I think there are a lot of cooks on this site. Hope you will consider supporting the site through advertising.
Some of my favorite rub for pork butts I don't think is made anymore. "George's old time rub". Anyone have any suggestions on good rubs?
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Mack
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New BBQ and Grilling Sauce for Lake Martin Alabama
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5/16/2011 6:07:01 PM
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Colin, there are a number of web sites on smoking/grilling with recipes on rubs (amazingribs.com). The best I have found is Tony Chachere's. Cajun spiced. Hot if applied heavy, salty too. Good off the shelf stuff.
Join the other amateurs on the Grilling Forum. It's fun and informative.
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Casey
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New BBQ and Grilling Sauce for Lake Martin Alabama
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5/16/2011 8:18:45 PM
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Please tell me you're a paid advertiser. I want to try some but won't unless you're a paid advertiser here.
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Casey
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New BBQ and Grilling Sauce for Lake Martin Alabama
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5/16/2011 11:46:48 PM
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So, no response, so should I assume you are not a paid advertiser?
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John C
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/17/2011 11:53:12 AM
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cstew - if I had only known you were an amateur Q guy....
Without a doubt, my favorite is Bad Byron's Butt Rub. See link below.
Although I love sauce, don't get me wrong - I also agree that sometimes sauce can be used to mask a poor job in the smoker.
I ask for sauce on the side anytime I eat Q out. I taste it first with no sauce, it separates the men from the boys that way. I have had surprisingly poorly cooked Q from restaurants that advertise that they know what they're doing. Sauce should enhance the experience, not BE the experience, in my opinion.
That being said, I look forward to trying Mr. Elliot's new sauce!
URL: Bad Byron's Butt Rub
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CAT BOAT
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Are You a Paid Advertiser ??
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5/17/2011 12:48:36 PM
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Hang on.... Does this mean that if I make a special blend of BBQ Sauce I can advertise it here? We could call it "Cathouse Sauce". (That sounds a little scarey). Or, do I need to stick to marine related stuff? Just sayin'. By the way..... I just bought me a "Trager" grill. I love it, and challenge ANY Green Egg chef in the State. LOL.
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Feb
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/17/2011 6:15:57 PM
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John, You are right on. I have said the same in the past on the Forum. I can't say there are in sauce-less worthy places in this AO.
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MrHodja
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/17/2011 9:46:55 PM
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Ok, I can change my opinion but you guys are going to have to invite me for some samples to prove your claims....
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Maverick
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/17/2011 11:08:55 PM
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Damn John C, thought I was the only one that knew about Butt Rubbin, quit giving away my secrets.
Wife loves her butt rub -- that is for Summer Love, before he makes a comment regarding the above.
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Feb
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/18/2011 4:25:52 PM
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Now, you are a repeat solicitor. LOL
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MrHodja
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/18/2011 5:00:16 PM
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Dang, you guys are tough.
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Feb
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/18/2011 6:06:26 PM
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I have heard Mr. McGill brag about his ribs.
I must confess mine are not so good.
The Hound pours BBQ sauce all over them. My grilling is so bad she even adds BBQ sauce on my hamburgers. At least, she does not pour it over my potato salad.
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MrHodja
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/18/2011 6:40:25 PM
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I do a rack of ribs in the Weber kettle...indirect heat...start off with charcoal but mostly cook em with hickory chunks and pieces that I add during the process, sometimes mixing in apple. Sauce doesn't come until later in the cooking process, as much to keep them from drying out as for flavor. Might not be original Dreamland ribs, but tolerable.
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Ulysses E. McGill
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y'all are killin' me.......
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5/19/2011 12:00:31 AM (updated 5/19/2011 12:06:23 AM)
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lets all get together and do some tolerable ribs and a few beers.
BTW Hodja, I did em on a weber for 20+ years and they are with out a doubt good eatin'....the BGE just makes it easier to control the temperature, smoky flavoring, and consistency.
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Feb
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/19/2011 1:19:43 AM (updated 5/19/2011 1:21:06 AM)
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Then you are supposed to wrap them in aluminum foil and put them in a brown paper bag and seal the bag for an hour before serving.
"Cooks" magazine states they do not know why placing the cooked ribs in a brown paper bag helps, but they state it does improve the ribs.
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MrHodja
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my favorite rub for pork
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5/19/2011 3:17:08 PM
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May try that if I can keep the family vultures off of them...
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| Name: |
cstewa
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New BBQ and Grilling Sauce for Lake Martin Alabama
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5/19/2011 6:13:20 PM
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Hey Mack... Thanks for the tips. I am from Louisiana and have actually been using Tony's since forever. Grew up with primarily on crawfish. I love spicy...and applied liberally Tony's does the trick. Partially coat my Thanksgiving turkey in it ever year. I love it on ribs as well.
I am slowly breaking my young un's in on spicy food. So I have to tone down the Tony's a little for them. Really my favorite rub combo so far has been a mixture of Tony's and George's.
George's old time rub was supposed to get back in business. Just haven't checked lately. Have tried several other brands but have not found another one that I liked as much.
I'll check out the Grilling forum. I'll cruise by in the pontoon with the kids and say Hi sometime. And feel free to stop by our place anytime your out.
Colin
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