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Vermont Country Store and BBQ

Posted on 3/30/13 at 11:22 am
Posted by The Woodpecker
villa gorilla
Member since Mar 2013
233 posts
Posted on 3/30/13 at 11:22 am
please be patient, 1st post and may take a bit of explaining. TIA. Recently my wife and I found out that our dear friend died in VT. We were able to come up here and comfort and help his wife. We are afforded the luxury of being able to stay and help for several months. This is the gig you wonderful cajun food people. (i graduated from lsu) so i know. He died at 55 and the business was doing well so he purchased a huge smoker and bbq set up. note: would be perfect for lsu tailgate. anyways, i walk into taking over the books and finances of the store (no problem), but now being from south LA they want me to start smoking and using the pits to draw more customers in. my management job takes up 4-5 hours six days a week and so i do have a few hours to do this before lunch and dinner time. i do have help, but let me tell you its not what were used to. so, anyone who feels giving this Easter if you could hit me up with some ideas on smoking and BBQ on this commercial setup, i'll hook you up if you ever get up this way.
again, thanks in advance, thanks for accepting me into TD and as always Geaux Tigers. The Woodpecker P.S. they specifically want rubs and sauces, things i don't think i can obtain up here. thanks again to whoever or if anyone reads this. The Woodpecker
This post was edited on 3/30/13 at 12:04 pm
Posted by Outdoor Chef
Zachary
Member since Sep 2011
486 posts
Posted on 3/30/13 at 1:50 pm to
Check out "Smoking Meat Forums" for all the latest and greatest on smoking. There's really not much to it, as long as you have a good meat thermometer. Season the meat, get smoker to correct temp and keep it there, smoke until internal reaches correct temp.
Now to do it in bulk to sell, that will be a little tougher.
There are a lot of guys on the Georgia Outdoor News forums on the outdoor cafe, that can help you, mainly a guy named Paymaster.
Try those two sights out and good luck to you.
Now if you wanna cook a bulk, easy gumbo to sell, I've got a great recipe for that. And I do suggest you introduce them to gumbo, sauce piquant, boudin, cracklins, and hog head cheese.
Posted by The Woodpecker
villa gorilla
Member since Mar 2013
233 posts
Posted on 4/23/13 at 2:14 pm to
again, i gotta go but thanks with all my heart.
pecker
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