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@Skematica huh! STL has a *lot* of variety in the mid-to-expensive BBQ as of late. Four legit, really good, notably different joints, besides the run-of-the-mill, dirty, awesome BBQ. I can't speak much to KC's BBQ, actually.
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@33MHz @fatalmistake @wife @sombrant @betzeee @anemicman @sunshine @Skematica Back when I still ate meat, I preferred KC ribs by a significant margin (from any of several locations).
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@33MHz @Skematica in terms of flavor profile/cooking technique, the two are very similar, vs the Carolinas, or Texas or something. Also, it's all about the sauce. // @sunshine @anemicman @optimisticotter @betzeee @sombrant @wife @fatalmistake
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@Wife @33MHz @Skematica @anemicman @optimisticotter @betzeee @sombrant @fatalmistake It's also a little hard to parse because a lot of the most popular new BBQ places in StL aren't technically "St. Louis style." Most popular StL places are Memphis style
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@Wife @33MHz @Skematica @anemicman @optimisticotter @betzeee @sombrant @fatalmistake Memphis style are dry rubbed with sauce on the side. KC style has sauce brushed on while smoking so it tacks up. StL style tends to be soaked in sauce, thinner than KC
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@Wife @33MHz @Skematica @anemicman @optimisticotter @betzeee @sombrant @fatalmistake Really when most people talk "St. Louis" style they're probably talking about the cut of ribs, larger trimmed spareribs rather than the baby back both KC and Memphis use.
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