Texas Sacrament
For Texans, BBQ is a subject as serious as God, Mother and Apple Pie. Yesterday, in the grocery store parking lot, I saw the proof.
Permanently affixed to the transportation.
Copyright 2009-2010 Kathleen Scott, for Hill Country Mysteries. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.
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9 comments:
Texas is not unlike Florida in the barbecue aspect.
Now that's a serious BBQ lover!
That is too funny - someone who can't even run errands without having the possibility of stopping at any moment and whipping up some barbecue! Guess that's why I'll never be a true Texan. Barbecue just isn't my thing...
That's hysterical. I ate some good BBQ in Texas, I can tell you.
Love,
SB
thanks for sharing the photo, Kathy! Made me giggle at the prospect of "bumper-barbeque". You just never know what you're gonna see around town, do you?
BWA HA HA! Niiiiiiice. . . taking the tailgate party to the next level!
That's because smoked brisket can be, well...sublime.
That's fantastic! Thanks for posting! I'm a bit partial to the vinegar-inspired barbecue of North Carolina, but I'll eat any kind happily!
Ms Moon took the words right out of my Florida mouth.
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