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  1. Ate here tonight, and it appears to be the same delicious food from BBQ House. Same guy cooking too; I don't know if that is the pitmaster. One new addition is a brand new deck in the back that basically doubles the available seating. I'd love to say the view was better than your typical bucolic Laurel setting, but on a beautiful night it was a nice place to eat. Add a couple of bottles of beer and this would be off the chain. Also it appears my old expired BBQ House groupons were converted to this establishment automatically, but my friend expensed it so I didn't find out!
  2. As the aforementioned newly old guy from Choirgirl's review, I have little to add, other than I'm still full. Also possibly still drunk. WTF Chartreuse?! Our waiter was a riot (compliment) We ordered all of the fattest things on the menu so that's why it was that way. Plenty of green things we didn't order. Nice oyster selection Restaurant time is generally not perceived fairly in real time, I think we waited more like 10 minutes before she went and found someone. I'm sure it was a situation in which one person thought the other had us, and vice versa. It happens. Pizzas were awesome, and particularly well received by the pizza snob in our group. Although amazing for a big group and really exploring the whole menu, I look forward to returning with 2 or 4 and really getting into a dish or 2.
  3. And I thought southern caviar was that delicious black eyed pea salad at some BBQ joints
  4. pimiento cheese can only be for nostalgia. I've tried several and it is what it is. I'm going to go eat some scrapple now.
  5. Dang, I am going to miss dead guy and morimoto pilsner. This aggression will not stand.
  6. Surprised to hear that with the amount of pork fat I just ate at your place
  7. cheesecloth would work, same as herbs when making stock. When I was a kid we liked the "try not to break a tooth on the bone" game though.
  8. Environment/travel costs would be a big one but I am sure someone will educate me on the efficiency of wine from Croatia traveling by llama to the sea and on a big boat for awhile and then a truck for a minute, vs me picking it up 30 miles from home.
  9. I enjoyed the dish at Taqueria Tres Reyes. I had previously only had it at family events in New Mexico. The TTR version was a redder broth, although not particularly hot. Also the hominy was chewier than my family version, but I am not sure that's a bad thing.
  10. I promised to post what I wrote in my notes. Poopy is not a word I typically use but it came to mind at first whiff, so I posted it.
  11. Nose: poopy and mineral oil and gasoline. Stank Initial Taste: Bitter. Alcohol. Mildly floral. Hate so far Slight improvement as it warmed up but this is not for me.
  12. Ugh. Roundup-ready crops are so obviously illogical, from a sustainability standpoint, but the masses just shrug. Or really, they yawn.
  13. I am fairly certain Fleshy Fruitiness still works at the Hanger Club in WV but it's been years.
  14. and I'm finished. What a great read. Get this book! And it was interesting reading this while the unfathomably stupid bullshit monsanto amendment to the budget resolution went through.
  15. This event was a lot of fun for 20 bucks. The wings were the runaway winner among our group, a very crisp spicy bbq. I am a sucker for a deviled egg and I didn't catch what the sauce on top was, maybe cilantro or chimichurri, but they were fantastic also.
  16. Sounds awesome, I am surprised Skyline was open--their fb update from 12 hours ago wasn't very promising.
  17. Does anyone have an offhand knowledge of Tom's views of this sort of cooking? Obviously different nights are different experiences, but I have been unable to find a single thing in his review that I agree with. Kliman's is balanced and makes some decent points. Tom's just makes me think "you have the palate of a camel's ass" after every other sentence.
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