Kenny da Fat Man
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Pennsylvania BBQ
Fri, 07/9/04 2:11 PM
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Just a tip....No insult to the southerners, but there is a fantastic BBQ here in Pennsylvania. It's Clem's BBQ and it's on Route 220 in Port Matilda, (just outside of State College). They bbq pork chicken and beef on anf off the bone. I thought it was way above average.
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JBarry713
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RE: Pennsylvania BBQ
Wed, 04/26/06 1:11 AM
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quote:Originally posted by Kenny da Fat Man
Just a tip....No insult to the southerners, but there is a fantastic BBQ here in Pennsylvania. It's Clem's BBQ and it's on Route 220 in Port Matilda, (just outside of State College). They bbq pork chicken and beef on anf off the bone. I thought it was way above average.
Agreed. I've only had the ribs at Clem's but they are certainly up there with the best I have ever eaten in the North.
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Oneiron339
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RE: Pennsylvania BBQ
Wed, 04/26/06 7:35 AM
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That's good to know. BBQ for most PA'ers used to consist of sloppy joes or shaved ham w/ BBQ sauce or pork in a crockpot. Southern BBQ does make a difference from one who is now considered a "damn" yankee.
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mountain_charlie
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RE: Pennsylvania BBQ
Wed, 04/26/06 4:57 PM
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What is bbq beef on the bone? I've never seen that,are they ribs? If so,how much meat on a rib.A little,alot?
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Oneiron339
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RE: Pennsylvania BBQ
Thu, 04/27/06 7:17 AM
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quote:Originally posted by mountain_charlie
What is bbq beef on the bone? I've never seen that,are they ribs? If so,how much meat on a rib.A little,alot?
Most times it is just a beef shank which is roasted in BBQ sauce or rubbed with spices. Not traditional BBQ in the "purist" sense, but still good.
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Bluemaxx
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RE: Pennsylvania BBQ
Thu, 04/27/06 4:34 PM
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Very Good Suggestion! Thanks guys!
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backfrmIraq
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RE: Pennsylvania BBQ
Thu, 05/4/06 11:37 AM
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Well in western PA growing up BBQ around the house was chipped ham, heinz Ketchup and horseradish sauce.......didn't have real BBQ until moving south.... 
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CheeseWit
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RE: Pennsylvania BBQ
Thu, 05/4/06 12:16 PM
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Here in central Montgomery County, PA, we're blessed with a traveling bbq purveyor. The name: Tex's BBQ. He has a trailer and a couple of smokers. He sets up in the parking lot of various businesses and is only open Fri., Sat., and Sundays. Excellent ribs, chicken, pork loin, pulled pork sandwiches, brisket, baked potatoes, etc. Check out his website: www.texsbbqpa.com
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