Good 'cue at the Fair

We spent the day at the Arizona State Fair. For years they've had a
permanent log cabin type buildling with a good pit behind it. They seem to
consistently turn out good brisket, butt, and turkey legs. The meat is
always tender, moist, and has just the right amount of smoke.

Around noon I had a pulled pork sandwich with a roasted ear of corn. Around
6:00 p.m. I had a brisket platter with great coleslaw and hand cut fries.
Both meats were delicious.

I've never tried a leg because I really hate turkey, no matter how it's
cooked. :-)

There are a few decent barbecue joints around the Phoenix area, but I always
look forward to this spot at the fair.

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i would have been all over the turkey, Lee

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I would too. Consistently good Turkey - that is worth tasting, discussing,
and making notes.

one of the things i have planned when santa brings my smoker is smoking
turkey rolls, DH debones a whole turkey and makes rolls we have roasted and
slow cooked and stewed for want of a better word... i was just thinking the
other day one of the first things i want to smoke is these turkey rolls, we
eat a lot of turkkey, Lee

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Sorry, Lee, but that would be the very last thing on my agenda. In fact, it
would never even be on my agenda. :-) I absolutely loathe turkey. OTOH, I
like or love every other type of poultry I've ever tasted.

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well then i can come over for the duck, i haven't met much bird i didn't
care for, pheaseant can be unpleaseant if not cooked properly, Lee

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Properly aged and cooked pheasant is wonderful. I agree with Wayne about
turkey. It's my second least favorite bird, after seagull. If you haven't
tried seagull, don't!!!

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tha doesn't even sound good, Lee

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Days of poverty, 48 years ago. Bird that tastes like rotten fish. Once
tried, forever denied!

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I must admit being poor can definitely open one to eating things that
otherwise would not be considered, but like you, there are a few things that
make hunger a bit more tolerable.

Lee

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