Rib Crib

[dennishoddy]

Lol smoking a fatty has another meaning. Lol

Roooool another one! [emoji12]

 

[Legend]

For future reference.

Guy can’t go on a bender without it haunting him the rest of his life.

 

[Glock 40]

My final boss before I retired, was a multi-millionaire from Nicaragua, and his favorite place for lunch in Tulsa was Rib Crib. I tried taking him to many other spots over the years, but every time he came to town, we would have at least one lunch at Rib Crib and one at the Hard Rock buffet.

I never figured you for a drug dealer.

 

[tRidiot]

Ate at Bob's in Ada once or twice, but I really was too poor to eat BBQ out much.

Nowadays, most places people talk about dont impress me much, I BBQ at home and we love ours... but then... you kinda do tailor your recipe and technique to what you like, so that makes sense.

I'm the same with steaks - most of the ones I have eaten 'out' in the last few years leave me disappointed.

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[dennishoddy]

Ate at Bob's in Ada once or twice, but I really was too poor to eat BBQ out much.

Nowadays, most places people talk about dont impress me much, I BBQ at home and we love ours... but then... you kinda do tailor your recipe and technique to what you like, so that makes sense.

I'm the same with steaks - most of the ones I have eaten 'out' in the last few years leave me disappointed.

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Spot on! We tailor our food to what we want. My background comes from doing the BBQ circuit for a few years with a stick burner.
The KCBS competition rules for smoking meat is what we still go by for doneness but we alter the seasonings like all of us do to suit our personal tastes.
It's a great hobby!

 

[O4L]

I managed to salvage the rest of the ribs by stripping off all the meat and just eating the bones.


Not really... I mixed up a small batch of hot bbq sauce and mixed it in with the rib meat to make some decent bbq sandwiches.

 

[O4L]

Does anyone remember Crockett's Smokehouse?

There was one on Air Depot I think it was way back when that I would eat at now and then. A few years later there was one in Shawnee for a while. I never figured out why it didn't last very long.

 

[steelfingers]

Ate at Bob's in Ada once or twice, but I really was too poor to eat BBQ out much.

Nowadays, most places people talk about dont impress me much, I BBQ at home and we love ours... but then... you kinda do tailor your recipe and technique to what you like, so that makes sense.

I'm the same with steaks - most of the ones I have eaten 'out' in the last few years leave me disappointed.

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Bob's was the greatest.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Does anyone remember Crockett's Smokehouse?

There was one on Air Depot I think it was way back when that I would eat at now and then. A few years later there was one in Shawnee for a while. I never figured out why it didn't last very long.

We had a Crockett's Smokehouse here in Lawton. I think I ate there once. Everyone raved about the baked potatoes, nobody raved about the BBQ. They closed six or seven years ago.

 

[Okiedog]

Does anyone remember Crockett's Smokehouse?

There was one on Air Depot I think it was way back when that I would eat at now and then. A few years later there was one in Shawnee for a while. I never figured out why it didn't last very long.

Yessir! Also remember Underwoods. Wasn't there also a bbq/steakhouse on the NE corner of NW 10th & Rockwell? Seams like the may have had flaming torches out front.