Grilled Burger Recipes - Page 2

Tim Armstrong · June 12th, 2008, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by garytelecastor

Hey Arlo-Where do you get Stubbs BBQ sauce?
We are stuck with General Foods attempts at what is basically ketchup with liquid smoke up here in the frozen north.

I'm not Arlo, but they have Stubbs sauces in the local supermarkets here in Maryland.

I gotta say, as much as I like Stubbs sauces, Bullseye is pretty dang good...

Cheers, Tim

ps- back in 1981 or so in Lubbock, Texas (about the same time I saw SRV in a little bar there), a buddy of mine and I went to the original Stubbs BBQ near the city park, and Stubbs himself not only cooked the food, but waited on us, too. He was a good guy!

hotgoalie11565 · June 12th, 2008, 08:34 PM

My mom used to do a meatloaf type of burger too. But to me the best burger in the world is a tie. I could be very happy with either a burger grilled with some hickory smoke going, or one I did last year. Freshly ground beef and I mean fresh as in ground it myself, freshly ground pepper and some seasoning salt. Awesome!

Arlo · June 12th, 2008, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by garytelecastor

Hey Arlo-Where do you get Stubbs BBQ sauce?
We are stuck with General Foods attempts at what is basically ketchup with liquid smoke up here in the frozen north.

I actually get it right here in Maine at the local Shaw's supermarket. I was gawking at the sauce one day and there was this big familiar face smiling back up at me and I almost fell over! There he was C.B. Stubblefield on a bottle of mopping sauce in Maine! Last time I saw that grin was onstage singing summertime with Dee and Me back 1987.

I believe you can order it online as well.

Arlo · June 12th, 2008, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Tim Armstrong

I'm not Arlo, but they have Stubbs sauces in the local supermarkets here in Maryland.

I gotta say, as much as I like Stubbs sauces, Bullseye is pretty dang good...

Cheers, Tim

ps- back in 1981 or so in Lubbock, Texas (about the same time I saw SRV in a little bar there), a buddy of mine and I went to the original Stubbs BBQ near the city park, and Stubbs himself not only cooked the food, but waited on us, too. He was a good guy!

Hey Tim you sure got that right. C.B. was a real Texas gentleman. Great man and some of THE best BBQ I have ever tried.

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hotgoalie11565 Tele-Meister Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Apple Valley, MN Age: 43 Posts: 280	My mom used to do a meatloaf type of burger too. But to me the best burger in the world is a tie. I could be very happy with either a burger grilled with some hickory smoke going, or one I did last year. Freshly ground beef and I mean fresh as in ground it myself, freshly ground pepper and some seasoning salt. Awesome! __________________ "I went to the hardware store and bought some used paint; it was in the shape of a house. I bought batteries but they weren't included. So I had to buy them again." -- Steven Wright