Re: [CH] Diablo Sandwich

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 -=> Quoting indyvic@hotmail.com to jim weller <=-

 in> Hey Jim thanks for the response, you definetly have an angle with the
 in> pulled  briskit. I imagine it's a regional thing.
 in> I think I'll do a search on Diablo and see what I can bring up.
 in> Thanks for the input.
 in> Vic, In hot pursuit!

I did a search too and came up with....

"the Diablo sandwich, a smash of chopped roast pork and bourbon onions"

At: Cheap Eats
http://www.wweek.com/html/cheapeat00/cheapa-c.html

And....

"When living in Texas, it was nearly a sin to fire up the smoker and not
have hot links. The best I ever had were "Old Ikes". My old roomy was a
salesman for a meat broker (Professional Foods) in Arlington, Tx and so
we always had a case on hand. A diablo sandwich is a hot link on a piece
of bread with hot sauce smothering it."

At: BBQsearch.com

I have also discovered that there is a Diablo Sandwich Band and that a
lot of people with no lives have made "Smokey and the Bandit" into a
cult classic and talk about it incessantly! <G>

YK Jim


                                                Jim in Yellowknife

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