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There are generally considered to be four types of barbeque in the country and they, by and large, are broken down by the type of sauce use in basting and also as a finish sauce, used when the barbeque is being served. Those four, in order of historical emergence, are Vinegar and Pepper, Mustard, Light Tomato and Heavy Tomato. And while there is always disagreement on the varieties of preparation, such as whether one should use a dry rub or a wet rub and various other culinary arguments, all of the many sauces used in America generally will fall into one of those four basic groups. North and South Carolina share three of the four types of barbeque sauce that Americans normally use. But only South Carolina is the home of all four. Vinegar and Pepper - The 'original' barbeque sauce, dating back hundreds (yes, hundreds) of years is Vinegar and Pepper, the first and simplest of the four. It is found on the coastal plains of both North and South Carolina and to a slight degree in Virginia and Georgia.

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Mustard - The second (in order of historic evolution) of the four sauces is the one that is distinct to South Carolina and the one that people most often think of as South Carolina style - Mustard Sauce. That sauce is the product of the large German heritage found in South Carolina. Light Tomato - The third type of sauce found in South Carolina, in terms of the evolution of sauces, is Light Tomato sauce. This sauce is (or was) little more than Vinegar and Pepper with tomato ketchup added. This occurred after tomato ketchup became a readily available condiment around the turn of the last century; that is, around 1900. Heavy Tomato - The fourth sauce in South Carolina and, for that matter, the rest of the nation, is Heavy Tomato sauce. This sauce has evolved only recently, that is, in the last sixty or so years.

• $12 Pulled Pork Platter Served with two sides and a roll. • $16 Large Pulled Pork Platter * Served with two sides and rolls. • $19 Pulled Pork with Brisket Combo * Served with two sides and rolls. • $24 Pulled Pork with Ribs Combo * Pulled pork with a half rack of ribs. Served with two sides and rolls. * There is a $6 charge to split these meals. Brisket has long been a very unpopular cut of meat.

That is until our good friends from Texas learned to cook it low and slow. We cook our brisket for a minimum of 16 hours over low heat. • $15 Brisket Platter Brisket, served with 2 sides and a roll or tortillas. • $20 Large Brisket Platter * Brisket, served with 2 sides and a roll or tortillas. • $19 Brisket with Pulled Pork Combo * Brisket and pulled pork, served with 2 sides and rolls. • $27 Brisket with Ribs Combo * Brisket with a half rack of ribs. Served with 2 sides and rolls.

• $11 Texas Trail Hand Dinner 2 brisket tacos in tortillas with sauteed onions. Served with 2 sides. * There is a $6 charge to split these meals. Santa Maria-style barbecue is a regional culinary tradition rooted in California featuring Tri-Tip steak cooked over hard wood flames to a medium rare melt in your mouth treat. • $14 TRI-TIP Steak Platter Tri-tip, served with 2 sides and a roll or tortillas. • $18 Large TRI-TIP Steak Platter * Tri-tip, served with 2 sides and a roll or tortillas.

• $17 TRI-TIP with Pulled Pork Combo * Tri-tip and pulled pork, served with 2 sides and rolls. • $26 TRI-TIP with Ribs Combo * Tri-tip with a half rack of ribs, served with 2 sides and rolls.

* There is a $6 charge to split these meals. • $12 1/2 Smoked Chicken Platter Served with 2 sides and a roll. • $21 Whole Chicken Special Platter for 2 Served with 2 large sides and rolls. • $19 1/2 Chicken + Brisket Combo* Brisket and chicken, served with 2 sides and rolls. • $24 1/2 Chicken + Ribs Combo * Chicken with a half rack of ribs, served with 2 sides and rolls. • $30 Whole Chicken + Ribs Combo Special for 2 Chicken with a half rack of ribs, served with 2 large sides and rolls. * There is a $6 charge to split these meals.

You may substitute your bread with cornbread for an additional $1. We use our own blend of spices to create a unique BBQ taste in all of our burgers. All burgers are served with a choice of one side. • $9 Pulled Pork Sandwich Served with one side. • $12 Jumbo Pulled Pork Sandwich Bring a fork to the table for this one! Served with one side.

• $10 Chopped Brisket Sandwich Served with one side. • $13 Jumbo Chopped Brisket Sandwich Bring a fork to the table for this one! Served with one side. • $10.50 Texas Trail Hand 2 brisket tacos in tortillas with sauteed onions. Served with 1 side. • $9.50 Santa Maria Steak & Cheese Santa Maria style Tri-Tip thin sliced with sauteed onions and cheese. Served with 1 side.

• $9 Pulled Smoked Chicken Sandwich Served with one side. SATURDAY NIGHTS ONLY! Assimil Roumain Sans Peine Pdf Download. 4:30 PM - Till they're gone Our very own version of Memphis style dry rubbed ribs slow cooked with a special dry rub that lets you leave the sauce behind! We serve these special hand trimmed spare ribs hot out of the smoker only Saturday night! Rib dinners come with two sides.

• $17 Half Rack 6 Ribs - Dinner For 1 • $27 Full Rack 12 Ribs - Dinner For 1 • $31 Full Rack 12 Ribs - Dinner For 2 • $40 Full Rack & 1/2 12 Ribs - Dinner For 2 Why do we only serve ribs on Fridays and Saturdays? Unlike the 'OTHER' places, we serve our competition style ribs right out of the smoker. Our hand trimmed spare ribs are larger and meatier than the rest. Come and taste the difference. In order to have ribs available at any time of the day or night, compromises must be made.

Pre-cooked, factory made, boil-in-bag or steaming just doesn't cut it. Ribs come in many styles like spare rib and Baby Back.

They refer to the cut or where it comes off the hog. Louis cut refers to how a spare rib is trimmed. We hand trim full spare ribs to a custom St. Louis style cut that gives you a maximum size rib with the most meat you will ever find. • Catering Please call us at 989.332.2948 and we'll gladly customize our catering to meet your needs. • $317 Combo #3-1 6 lbs each of pulled pork and beef brisket 15 chicken leg quarters 8 lbs each of two sides 3 dozen buns • $335 Combo #3-2 5 lbs each of pulled pork and beef brisket 30 chicken leg quarters 8 lbs each of two sides 4 dozen buns • $402 Combo #3-3 5 full racks of ribs 5 lbs each of pulled pork and beef brisket 8 lbs each of two sides 3 dozen buns Chicken dinner and combos only available after 5pm Choose us for your next party!

• Customer Feedback We love our customers! We do our best to exceed our customer's expectations • This is the BEST hometown BBQ.

The food is excellent, and plenty of it. The owners Tammy and Steve, are down to earth and provide great customer service. I used their catering group for a small gathering and it was awesome! It's a MUST TRY!

FoodFanatic01, Unknown Click for more • My wife and I have been here two times in the past year, each time was excellent. Being somewhat of a b.b.q buff myself, I am usually disappointed when I order smoked or grilled meats from a restaurant. However, the folks at the Sawmill Smokehouse have their act together! Their menu is somewhat limited at times, but you know what: that's good! If they kept everything on the menu available at all times, the quality would undoubtedly suffer.

Their brisket and pulled pork show evidence of a quality pit boss, from the pink smoke ring to the delicious bark. All around good food and plenty of it. The prices are very reasonable considering the time and effort it takes to produce this kind of food. I will definitly return for many visits.

Dan F, Essexville, MI • Steve and Tammy have the best BBQ in the area; the menu is limited but the quality more than makes up for that. We have had several family dinners there and no one has been disappointed. The Ribs are without a question are the best in the area, we usually get the combination with Ribs, Chicken, Pulled Pork, and Brisket along with sides including Red Beans & Rice. The dining experience here is like going to a friend's house for the best BBQ you have ever experienced. My advice is come early and often you won't be sorry.

5/28/2011 Ed D., Saginaw, MI • I've had brisket before and didn't like it because it was really chewy. I saw the texas trail hand on the menu(brisket tacos with sauteed onions) and i decided to give it a try. The brisket literally melted in my mouth. The juiciest brisket I have ever had and I was instantly in love. I was smiling through the whole meal. The baked beans were also amazing.

I go to SVSU and this will definitely be my spot for lunch every Tuesday and Thursday. Can't wait to try the rest of the menu.

Just wished they had bbq chicken. 9/15/2012 Peter P., Auburn, MI • We saw this BBQ segment on NBC25, we decided to try it out. It was well worth the 2 hour drive there and back. My husband and I have been there 2 times since and are planning a trip this weekend. The Saturday ribs are the best we ever tried.

I would like to try the Fri ribs, but it is more difficult to get there on that day. We recommend this wonderful establishment to any BBQ lovers, Tammy is wonderful and will make you feel at home. We have never written a review before, but this place is a rare gem. 3/19/2012 Pamela and Rick, Millington MI • We absolutely enjoy eating at Rusty Saw Smokehouse.

Went in yesterday (not even the bad weather stopped us from going) and we ordered the most delicious, LOADED, nachos we had ever eaten. One order was more than enough for 2 people.

The owners are absolutely the most down to earth people you will ever meet!! We took our children the beginning of the year, and they ALL loved it. The food, the prices, the service was exceptional. Rusty Saw Smokehouse is definitely at the top of our list. About Us The Rusty Saw Smokehouse has been serving award winning, authentic BBQ since 1990.

Our 'barbeque belt' is notched with more than 20 local, national, and international titles. What sets us apart from our competitors. Besides 22 years of award-winning experience: Our commitment to fresh, quality food and attention to detail. We will only use the highest quality meats and ingredients in our recipes.

We slow-smoke all meats over hard wood in a state-of-the-art Southern Pride BBQ Pit. The finest in the world! This self-basting, wood-burning, rotisserie provides a controlled barbeque environment that simply can't be equaled. We always prepare our side dishes fresh-from-scratch, daily. Serving you and your guest's quality barbeque is the highest priority at The Rusty Saw Smokehouse. You will taste the difference.

Want more history? In 1989, Steve just out of the U.S. Army, started selling fresh ribs for the local Michigan Brand (then Bay City Meats) to National Rib competitions across the country. It was during one of these events in 1990 that Steve met Larry Murphy of Camp 31 BBQ out of Alabama. Larry had burned his hands very badly the week before at a cook-off in Richmond, VA. Larry needed some extra help so he brought Steve on board.

For the next two years Steve learned the ropes from Larry. Along the way Steve won his first two, 1st place finishes for ribs and sauce running the Camp 31 team for Larry in Windsor, OT. In 1992 Steve joined an up-and-coming BBQ team from a local Saginaw restaurant, Casa del Rey. The team was known as Texas Style Pit BBQ and led by Paul Overa, his son David and Steve. The little-known team went on to win a truck load of awards during the 1992 season, including 5 wins in Florida, the first American team to sweep the awards in London, OT, and overall champion at the National Rib cook-off in Cleveland, OH. Tammy, during 1992, was one of the lead servers at Casa del Rey, and even though both Steve and Tammy went to the same schools, they had never met. At the London cook-off, Tammy and another server from the restaurant came to join the team for the weekend.

Neither will admit it, but all will tell you it was love at first sight. At the end of the 1992 season, Steve and Dave joined Butch Lupinetti and Butch's Smack Your Lips BBQ, who was new to the BBQ circuit.

This was a collaboration among friends telling stories around the sauce pot. It just so happened that Butch won his first award for his sauce that summer. Steve and Tammy have had many adventures on the road touring the U.S.

And Canada, working with some of the best people in the BBQ world. The couple's first competition team was Damn Yankee BBQ, decked out in green, gray and pink camo shirts. The Damn Yankee team won 'BEST RIBS' at the Great Northern Michigan BBQ cook-off in Escanaba in 2007. At the Bay City Pig Gig in 2007, while cooking for the BBQ King of Michigan, Billy Bones, they won 'BEST SAUCE'. The very next year under their new banner, Sawmill Smokehouse BBQ, they won 'Best Ribs - People's Choice' and 'Best Beans'. After touring the U.S.

And Canada for many years, Steve and Tammy decided to serve their award winning food locally. In the spring of 2008 they opened Sawmill Smokehouse BBQ in the clubhouse at the Sawmill Golf Club.

The BBQ restaurant bug had bitten them both. Having people enjoying their food and hospitality was a greater reward than any trophy.

In 2010 they opened RUSTY SAW SMOKEHOUSE BBQ with a vision of creating a true Mom 'n Pop's BBQ that serves home cooked comfort food with a southern flair. More on these great BBQs. Camp31 Camp 31 was founded in 1908 as a 'Saw Mill' general store outside Brewton, Alabama. Camp 31 BBQ was established by Larry Murphy in 1985, and we're serving up mouthwatering authentic southern BBQ ever since.

In 1986, the Brewton Police Dept. Helped us enter our first BBQ cook off in Pensacola, Florida. Jose Saramago Blindness Ebook Pdf Search.

In the 1986 cook-off we won 3 first place trophies, and since, touring of the US and Canada has not stopped. Butch Lupinetti & Butch's Smack Your Lips BBQ For the past 25 years, Butch Lupinetti & Butch's Smack Your Lips BBQ has traveled all over the US and Canada winning over 500 awards, including KCBS Grand Champion for the State of New Jersey; Best Ribs at the Great American Rib Cook Off in Cleveland, Ohio; Best Ribs at Best In The West Rib Cook Off in Reno, Nevada, the Super Bowl of Rib Competitions. Butch also has a victory over Bobby Flay in the BBQ Throwdown on Food Network. Billy Bones Smokin' for over 30 years! Billy is a one of the true Grand Fathers of BBQ and he says'it's a great thing to feed folks,' as one of the legendary competition cookers he has traveled to every state in USA to cook, compete and win.

He has even done it in Ireland, Jamaica and Canada. Billy Bones is one of the grandfathers of barbecue from Sandford Michigan, where is that? You may ask, Billy says its half way between Climax and Paradise! If you look on the map you'll soon see he's not lying and you'll realize that he is one of the greatest characters in the industry today. He writes for multiple trade magazines and is often quoted and consulted by industry professionals.