BBQ sauce, and hush puppies

[junquecol]

For those who want to know, the sauce was George's Original (about $14.00 a gallon.) I get it at local store which sells BBQ supplies. I think Nahunta carries it also. The hush puppie mix was House Autry, with onions. Food Lion carries it. When you make them at home, they will be a bit heavier, as for my dropper the mix has to be like cake batter.

 

[Mt. Gomer]

Thanks Bruce, notes taken. Both were awsome!

 

[dlrion]

Those hush puppies were da bomb! I will admit after eating those, I was eyeing deep fryer like the one you had at Big Box today, I may be able to get one for fathers day.

Thanks!

Dan

 

[junquecol]

Those hush puppies were da bomb! I will admit after eating those, I was eyeing deep fryer like the one you had at Big Box today, I may be able to get one for fathers day.

Thanks!

Dan

Won't be like mine, as I built it several (many) years ago. But Agi-Supply in Garner is the place to go for outdoor cooking items. They also have a store in Greenville.

 

[TracyP]

Dem hushpuppies almost caused me to blow my diet... But they were awesome to say the least.:thumbs_up

 

[junquecol]

Dem hushpuppies almost caused me to blow my diet... But they were awesome to say the least.:thumbs_up

Don't worry about your diet. Those hush puppies were fried in vegetable oil, Carnola to be exact. Everybody knows the health benefits uf using Carnola oil. Now those ham biscuits we ate while it was raining are a different story.

 

[Tar Heel]

. Now those ham biscuits we ate while it was raining are a different story.

Those ham biscuits may not have been good for us, but they sure were good. I had to force myself to stop at eating only two.

 

[ScottM]

Those ham biscuits may not have been good for us, but they sure were good. I had to force myself to stop at eating only two.

+1 Straight from cooker to mouth. They were super.:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap