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Re: Brunswick Stew [Re: Pilothawk] #14773235 07/09/23 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Pilothawk
I am fine with the Lima Beans. Not a yankee here.


I will eat them, but I really don’t remember them being in any of the Brunswick I have had

Re: Brunswick Stew [Re: Jaredk] #14773266 07/09/23 06:06 PM
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Neither do I. Corn…yes.


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Re: Brunswick Stew [Re: Jaredk] #14773277 07/09/23 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by E8C-ENG
For the most part I despise Georgia “BBQ”. Texas is by far the best with the only acceptable substitute being Carolina-style but Brunswick Stew is the one thing GA got right.

Melt a stick of butter in a Dutch oven and brown a chopped sweet onion and garlic. Once done add salt, pepper & cayenne to taste along with 1/8 cup Worcestershire. Let it simmer 5-10 min & add 1.5lb leftover BBQ meat of your choice (brisket from the freezer), 1/4 cup Carolina vinegar based bbq sauce & 1/2 cup Carolina mustard based BBQ sauce. Let simmer for 10 min or so.

Next add a big can of quality crushed tomato, 1 diced tomato from the garden, a can of sweet corn, some butter beans, and a qt of chicken stock. Simmer all day and add some hot sauce and pepper vinegar in your bowl.

Enjoy with cornbread, fried okra from the garden and an icy cold Pilsner Urquell!
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Re: Brunswick Stew [Re: lconn4] #14773290 07/09/23 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by lconn4
Originally Posted by E8C-ENG
For the most part I despise Georgia “BBQ”. Texas is by far the best with the only acceptable substitute being Carolina-style but Brunswick Stew is the one thing GA got right.

Melt a stick of butter in a Dutch oven and brown a chopped sweet onion and garlic. Once done add salt, pepper & cayenne to taste along with 1/8 cup Worcestershire. Let it simmer 5-10 min & add 1.5lb leftover BBQ meat of your choice (brisket from the freezer), 1/4 cup Carolina vinegar based bbq sauce & 1/2 cup Carolina mustard based BBQ sauce. Let simmer for 10 min or so.

Next add a big can of quality crushed tomato, 1 diced tomato from the garden, a can of sweet corn, some butter beans, and a qt of chicken stock. Simmer all day and add some hot sauce and pepper vinegar in your bowl.

Enjoy with cornbread, fried okra from the garden and an icy cold Pilsner Urquell!
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I can eat every meal for a month in the time it takes to make that... hopefully you can eat the carbon footprint it leaves... bolt

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