I hate to admit it, but it was the first time I had brisket since we moved to Texas six months earlier. I was a little skeptical because for some reason I thought brisket would be a tough meat. Boy was I wrong! It was absolutely fanastic, moist and tender. And the mustard-based barbecue sauce was equally scrumptious, as was the coleslaw, potato salad and baked beans. Sister, a fabulous cook in her own right, was equally pleased with brisket meal. She also was intruiged with the joint’s pickles, which tasted almost exactly like the refrigerator dills she makes back in Wisconsin. It was the first time she had ever tasted that particular kind of dill pickle at a restaurant. They made an already great meal even better.
We will definitely go back on our own and take other family members when they come to visit. It was an excellent Texas barbecue adventure.
You showed up on my reader…finally! The salt lick is where my brother and his family frequent. Needless to say, it’s a shop of horrors for us vegans, so we steer (pun?) clear.
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We honestly could not believe how good it was. And apparently, the original Salt Lick is supposed to be better because the pits have had longer to be seasoned properly. We’ll have to try that location, too, I guess.
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