well all you guys are welcome .
this is where i learned alot
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You will learn a lot from the guys and gals on this list and no doubt we will also learn from you.
Nick
Park it! Grill it! Eat it!
Jonathan Post <post.j...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hello all! I've been lurking on this list for a couple of months now. I figure it's time to introduce myself.
>I'm Jonathan, and I live in the Boston area. I'm a chef professionally, but most of the smoking I do, I do at home as a hobby. Obviously, being a chef, anything food related is a hobby of mine, but being born and raised in Tennessee, smoking, specifically, is special to me.
>I've really enjoyed seeing the exchange of dialog and ideas here, and I hope I can contribute a little, as well. Everyone here seems to be extremely educated and knowledgeable about what they're doing. I've already picked up a couple of tips, and I'm sure there's a lot more for me to learn here.
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>Regards,
>Jonathan Post
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That FAQ is a great invaluable resource. After 12 years, I still go back and look up info.
Merrill
Les
I have been using Danny's rub for years. I'm one of the few on The List that doesn't particularly care for his glaze, but the rub is outstanding. I don't even tweek it.
Sandy
Jonathan -
There is a large Boston area BBQ Contingency (Lots of chefs) and they are part of the New England BBQ Society. A couple recent GC of Jack Daniels Invitational, check them out at www.nebs.org.
Joe in Connecticut
HEY!!I resemble that remark!!!
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Old farts? Sheesh!
Kurt
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Subject: Re: [BBQ] Introduction
Geez that was 10 years ago. Feel old now. Need to do that recipe again with some new pictures. Maybe soon.
Old farts? Sheesh!Kurt
Old farts? Sheesh!Kurt