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Fire up the Barbie.
Sansone's is Celebrating Barbecue.
Here in the U.S. there are four major types of Barbecue : Texas, Kansas City, Carolina, and Memphis.
Texas, Barbecue means Brisket. The meat is seasoned with a dry rub and hot smoked over indirect heat, somewhere around the 200 - 250 degree F range, using either mesquite or pecan wood. Texas barbecue is accompanied by a tomato based and spicy sauce.
Kansas City barbecue is dry rub-spiced, slow roasted for hours over a pit of hickory, and glazed with the smoothest, richest, sweetly tangiest sauce anywhere. Our Kansas City barbecue will be chicken
The Carolinas use primarily pork shoulder, rubbed with a spice mixture before smoking and often mopped with a spice and vinegar liquid during smoking. We choose South Carolina, barbecue characterized by the use of "Carolina Gold" a sauce, made from a mixture of yellow mustard, vinegar, brown sugar and other spices, creating a unique yellow sauce.
Memphis barbecue is best known for dry barbecue pork ribs. In the dry process, the ribs are coated with a rub. then cooked in a smoker until they are fall-off-the-bone tender. Typically, dry ribs are served with a sauce usually made with tomatoes, vinegar, and it is generally thin, tangy, and somewhat sweet.
Each is so different we couldn’t decide on just one, so chef Robert and staff have prepared a U.S. barbecue platter featuring all the styles of U.S. barbecue along with some tasty regional side dishes.
Join us Thursday May 20th for the best damn barbecue this side of the South
$27.00/person
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