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Norm Matthews

Norm Matthews

I tried a new recipe in that Cool Smoke BBQ book.  It used a mustard sauce that was a modernized version of a Carolina BBQ sauce from the 1700's.  I did a second slab but finished it with a tomato based sauce.  Neither one was a winner in my opinion.  The rub was too salty and they were over-cooked.  Oh well, you can't hit a home run every time you step up to bat.  This one wasn't even a base hit.  The mustard sauce was good but got old after the first bite.  If you lived in a time when tomatoes weren't generally eaten, it was probably what everyone expected.  I will try it on some chicken and see how that turns out. 

 

 

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Norm Matthews

Norm Matthews

I tried a new recipe in that Cool Smoke BBQ book.  It used a mustard sauce that was a modernized version of a Carolina BBQ sauce from the 1700's.  I did a second slab but finished it with a tomato based sauce.  Neither one was a winner in my opinion.  The rub was too salty and they were over-cooked.  Oh well, you can't hit a home run every time you step up to bat.  This one wasn't even a base hit.  The mustard sauce was good but got old after the first bite.  If you lived in a time when tomatoes weren't generally eaten, it was probably what every one expected.  I will try it on some chicken and see how that turns out. 

 

 

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Norm Matthews

Norm Matthews

I tried a new recipe in that Cool Smoke BBQ book.  It used a mustard sauce that I was a modernized version of a Carolina BBQ sauce from the 1700's.  I did a second slab but finished it with a tomato based sauce.  Neither one was a winner in my opinion.  The rub was too salty and they were over-cooked.  Oh well, you can't hit a home run every time you step up to bat.  This one wasn't even a base hit.  The mustard sauce was good but got old after the first bite.  If you lived in a time when tomatoes weren't generally eaten, it was probably what every one expected.  I will try it on some chicken and see how that turns out. 

 

 

IMG_0920.jpg

IMG_0921.jpg

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