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McClure's BBQ (1 Viewer)

Need the red beans / rice / gumbo recipe. Badly. Pics always look fantastic.
I actually turned down ribs the second day in lieu of the red beans......
I smoke the veg first. 2 onions diced, 2 bell peppers diced, and 6 toes of garlic. All of them get rubbed with veg oil and rub and go in the smoker for an hour or more until they just start getting a bit soft really...don't want to overcook here.

Soak two pounds of dried red kidney beans for at least 12 hours. 6 times the water to level of beans. The I add two IPA's....Nola Hopitoulas is current one :) the beer / hops/ something works here....trick i learned from a buddy with "the best in town"

Drain off that water the next morning.

Cook 1/2# chopped up bacon ...don't fully cook and don't let it burn. Add a little veg oil here to keep things from sticking.

Add the onions, peppers, chopped up garlic, and a cup of diced raw celery.

(spice measurements are pure guesses...I make 10# batches and don't measure a thing...all by site...so forgive if this is way off)

Add a half cup of hot sauce...crystal.

2 table spoons of kosher salt

2 table spoons of black pepper

2 table spoons of rub....(ah...my rub....you could use something like zatarains or tony chacheries but 86 your own salt and pepper....or just order some of mine :) )

bay leaf or two

Mix all around with veg and cook for a minute or two.

Add meat. I used a bunch of leftover brisket and sausage in that batch y'all had in Memphis.

Add beans

Cover with water and bring to boil. Add another 25% of water above the beans. And when I say water, I really mean 1/2 of it is my pork stock. STOCK MAKES EVERYTHING BETTER WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR OWN.

Boil until beans are starting to fall apart...but not completely. You may have to add some stock/water as you boil them down.

Make sense?
I may be missing the reference to when and how much rice goes in...
I think maybe you put the red beans over the rice, dude.

 
Need the red beans / rice / gumbo recipe. Badly. Pics always look fantastic.
I actually turned down ribs the second day in lieu of the red beans......
I smoke the veg first. 2 onions diced, 2 bell peppers diced, and 6 toes of garlic. All of them get rubbed with veg oil and rub and go in the smoker for an hour or more until they just start getting a bit soft really...don't want to overcook here.

Soak two pounds of dried red kidney beans for at least 12 hours. 6 times the water to level of beans. The I add two IPA's....Nola Hopitoulas is current one :) the beer / hops/ something works here....trick i learned from a buddy with "the best in town"

Drain off that water the next morning.

Cook 1/2# chopped up bacon ...don't fully cook and don't let it burn. Add a little veg oil here to keep things from sticking.

Add the onions, peppers, chopped up garlic, and a cup of diced raw celery.

(spice measurements are pure guesses...I make 10# batches and don't measure a thing...all by site...so forgive if this is way off)

Add a half cup of hot sauce...crystal.

2 table spoons of kosher salt

2 table spoons of black pepper

2 table spoons of rub....(ah...my rub....you could use something like zatarains or tony chacheries but 86 your own salt and pepper....or just order some of mine :) )

bay leaf or two

Mix all around with veg and cook for a minute or two.

Add meat. I used a bunch of leftover brisket and sausage in that batch y'all had in Memphis.

Add beans

Cover with water and bring to boil. Add another 25% of water above the beans. And when I say water, I really mean 1/2 of it is my pork stock. STOCK MAKES EVERYTHING BETTER WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR OWN.

Boil until beans are starting to fall apart...but not completely. You may have to add some stock/water as you boil them down.

Make sense?
I may be missing the reference to when and how much rice goes in...
I think maybe you put the red beans over the rice, dude.
Great, mrs.

I guess you didn't want to avoid coming off as a condescending ###, so you succeeded! :thumbup:

 
Need the red beans / rice / gumbo recipe. Badly. Pics always look fantastic.
I actually turned down ribs the second day in lieu of the red beans......
I smoke the veg first. 2 onions diced, 2 bell peppers diced, and 6 toes of garlic. All of them get rubbed with veg oil and rub and go in the smoker for an hour or more until they just start getting a bit soft really...don't want to overcook here.

Soak two pounds of dried red kidney beans for at least 12 hours. 6 times the water to level of beans. The I add two IPA's....Nola Hopitoulas is current one :) the beer / hops/ something works here....trick i learned from a buddy with "the best in town"

Drain off that water the next morning.

Cook 1/2# chopped up bacon ...don't fully cook and don't let it burn. Add a little veg oil here to keep things from sticking.

Add the onions, peppers, chopped up garlic, and a cup of diced raw celery.

(spice measurements are pure guesses...I make 10# batches and don't measure a thing...all by site...so forgive if this is way off)

Add a half cup of hot sauce...crystal.

2 table spoons of kosher salt

2 table spoons of black pepper

2 table spoons of rub....(ah...my rub....you could use something like zatarains or tony chacheries but 86 your own salt and pepper....or just order some of mine :) )

bay leaf or two

Mix all around with veg and cook for a minute or two.

Add meat. I used a bunch of leftover brisket and sausage in that batch y'all had in Memphis.

Add beans

Cover with water and bring to boil. Add another 25% of water above the beans. And when I say water, I really mean 1/2 of it is my pork stock. STOCK MAKES EVERYTHING BETTER WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR OWN.

Boil until beans are starting to fall apart...but not completely. You may have to add some stock/water as you boil them down.

Make sense?
I may be missing the reference to when and how much rice goes in...
I think maybe you put the red beans over the rice, dude.
Great, mrs.

I guess you didn't want to avoid coming off as a condescending ###, so you succeeded! :thumbup:
See what I did there? Looks easy, but it's not.

 
I will give the bean recipe a try even though I know it will never be as amazing as Tipsy's because I don't know how to make pork stock.

 
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Congrats on best BBQ! Nice accolade

I'm heading to Nola June 10 thru 12 for work. Let me know which location would be best to try that week. Can't figure out if I'm hitting the best possible timing, or the worst.

 
Soft opening in two weeks they think.....I give that opening a 50/50 chance at this point. But on the 12th two bands have already been booked and the party is set to happen. They are expecting around 2-3k that evening. I'm planning on closing the kitchen but having food stations on the 2nd floor patio, the music venue, and the old tap room next door (still on same property) with my grill out front cooking up burgers or something. Probably only serving burgers, sliders, jambalaya, and wings that night. For perspective on the ramping up needed from me....last week was very busy and we only fed 1300 all week. Certainly don't expect to feed all 3k that night but have to be prepared for at least 1500 portions of something I think.

I'll be closing the other store that day. We have catering booked for the Corps of Engineers and that order alone beats sales most weekdays...so I have my hands full and will be stretched too thin to pull off a busy Friday at the home store too.

Time to put on my game face. :football:
Looking forward to this, going to Nola today and probably next week. Who am I kidding I go every week.

 
1500 have said they are coming to the grand opening....in just the last 17 hours since the facebook page was created. I'm not one to get scared by a big task....but.... :scared:

 
no tshirts or rub right now. trying to get some made locally. i just really need to call the people i know im going to use. heads kinda spinning at moment.

 
no tshirts or rub right now. trying to get some made locally. i just really need to call the people i know im going to use. heads kinda spinning at moment.
shouldn't be hard to source the same quality tri-blend shirts to any screen printer there! Lemme know if you need any details/help, GB!
 
I'm heading to Nola June 10 thru 12 for work. Let me know which location would be best to try that week. Can't figure out if I'm hitting the best possible timing, or the worst.
looks like I hit the worst timing.

:kicksrock:
not bad at all....both places open by then. our "soft" opening is Wednesday the 10th at the brewery. The 12th is the big party with 2k+ coming. Main shop closed that day so we can 1. cater for 150 corps of engineers folks for lunch and 2. feed more at one event than i ever have...hopefully.

 
oh man. there will be no sleep. the private party set for tuesday night next week is going to have at least 200. Wednesday and thursday will be huge too. Friday is beyond nuts already. Saturday I have 2 catering events and two restaurants. ill probably be dead soon. been nice knowing y'all.

 
Tipsy, working on coming by in either August or October for a few days. Where (which area) would be a good place to stay?

This would be vacation so I expect to visit both locations, just so you know it!

 
Mrs. Keerock: How long would it take to drive to New Orleans?

Keerock: 15 hours or so, why do you ask?

Mrs Keerock: No reason :oldunsure:

About 10 minutes go by until I realize I was wearing my McClure's BBQ shirt :pickle:

 
Mrs. Keerock: How long would it take to drive to New Orleans?

Keerock: 15 hours or so, why do you ask?

Mrs Keerock: No reason :oldunsure:

About 10 minutes go by until I realize I was wearing my McClure's BBQ shirt :pickle:
I was in Orlando last week. At the Kwik-E-Mart in Universal Studios Orlando, one of the many pieces of Simpsons swag available was a "You don't make friends with salad" Homer Simpson T-shirt.

 
Tipsy, working on coming by in either August or October for a few days. Where (which area) would be a good place to stay?

This would be vacation so I expect to visit both locations, just so you know it!
October a lot more weather friendly than August FWIW.

 
I have not been around lately, but NOLA Brew may be a regular for me on my trips down there now. It is walking distance from my in laws house on Constance and Louisiana. Now I have a reason to like going to the in-laws.

 
Tipsy, working on coming by in either August or October for a few days. Where (which area) would be a good place to stay?

This would be vacation so I expect to visit both locations, just so you know it!
October a lot more weather friendly than August FWIW.
Thanks, figured as much but may not be in charge of which it will have to be as it depends on work factors. I'm figuring 4-5 nights so time to look around and check out a bit

 
Good luck on the big opening this weekend, Tipsy! The new space sounds fantastic. It's the fusion of my two greatest loves in this life -- beer and barbecue. I can't wait to check it out.

 
Tipsy, working on coming by in either August or October for a few days. Where (which area) would be a good place to stay?

This would be vacation so I expect to visit both locations, just so you know it!
Hampton inn st Charles is where my mom goes. Most find one in French quarter. Check new Orleans thread for best advice
 
Mrs. Keerock: How long would it take to drive to New Orleans?

Keerock: 15 hours or so, why do you ask?

Mrs Keerock: No reason :oldunsure:

About 10 minutes go by until I realize I was wearing my McClure's BBQ shirt :pickle:
I was in Orlando lastAt the Kwik-E-Mart in Universal Studios Orlando, one of the many pieces of Simpsons swag available was a "You don't make friends with salad" Homer Simpson T-shirt.
Already leaving off new shirts. :kicksrock:

 

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