Bill L. wrote: > > Michael B. wrote: > > > > I have eaten at the Goode and whatever location on I-10 near the Carter > > Country sporting goods store. For Non-North Carolina BBQ it is very good, > > particularly the duck and brisket. And I really like the pepper bread. > > But I sure do miss a side of Brunswick Stew and hush puppies. > > The D Yankee who compared the establishments in Houston obiviously missed > > I grew up in Goldsboro NC eating Griffin's and then Wilber's BBQ > and thought that anything different from Eastern NC BBQ just wasn't > Barbecue. I started traveling in 1980 and started finding all kinds > of good barbecue everywhere. > Barbecue arond the country is different but it is all usually > damn good. There are a lot of places that I don't want to ever go > back to but there are a lot more places that I want to discover. Amen, brother! I am partial to Eastern NC cue but I certainly enjoy other styles. My approach is to look for the best of wherever I am, not to compare apples and oranges. So that means when I finally get to Owensboro KY I'll be rushing to the Moonlite BBQ for some barbecued mutton! Bob Wells
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