holdem
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City Barbeque, Columbus Ohio
Mon, 02/12/07 10:22 PM
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I reacently had this at a party. They got take out. It was very good. It was chopped barbeque with no sauce. Which it didn't need. I'm not sure what cut of meat it was but I would like to find out.
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: City Barbeque, Columbus Ohio
Mon, 02/12/07 10:44 PM
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quote:Originally posted by holdem
I reacently had this at a party. They got take out. It was very good. It was chopped barbeque with no sauce. Which it didn't need. I'm not sure what cut of meat it was but I would like to find out.
The pork is pork butt. The beef, if it was chopped, is brisket.
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Tom-Fl
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RE: City Barbeque, Columbus Ohio
Tue, 02/13/07 9:43 AM
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There is also a good chance that chopped beef could be shoulder roll,or clod.
Easy to cook and holds better than brisket.
I realize that these guys have cooked comps,and do serve brisket.
Tom
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: City Barbeque, Columbus Ohio
Tue, 02/13/07 10:43 AM
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quote:Originally posted by Tom-Fl
There is also a good chance that chopped beef could be shoulder roll,or clod.
Easy to cook and holds better than brisket.
I realize that these guys have cooked comps,and do serve brisket.
Tom
I should have been a little more clear. To get the chopped brisket you have to ask them to chop it.
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