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Why LeRoy & Lewis Is The Most Creative Barbecue in Austin Smoke Point

Why LeRoy & Lewis Is The Most Creative Barbecue in Austin Smoke Point

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At LeRoy & Lewis barbecue truck in Austin, chefs and owners Evan LeRoy and Sawyer Lewis use different cuts of meat to stand out among the many barbecue trucks in Texas. Think confit beef cheeks, smoky brisket burgers, salty bacon ribs, and even a number of vegetarian dishes, like smoked eggplant parm and cauliflower burnt ends
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 10


Am I the only person who ever gets amazed, and a little intimidated, by how passionate these chefs are about their food? Like, these guys are probably earning 1/5th of what they ought to be, having to prepare everything in an offsite kitchen, making everything from the best ingredients from scratch, making their own rubs and curing the meat as well as adding creative alternatives, and then get someone who is a master at managing a live fire smoker/cooker/grill, precook/etc all the food then get in a frickin small truck and be able to provide the food In the middle of f#%k-knows-where to people who come up and say 'Um, like, what's good here? '. And still be insanely polite and remain positive about the business. These guys are amazing. Truly.
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Out of millions only five or six people will order a cauliflower bbq. Who comes to bbq res with intentions of getting healthy? da fuq. why are they catering for non existent people. If i wanted veggies, i'd go to a vegan restaurant not bbq, next up they'll demand the restaurant to stop serving meat and instead serve bbq watermelon.
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You may say, a ugly cut, you may say a narly cut, you may say it is very unappeticing to look at cut. But those are still some damn nice cuts, just look at the nice strings of far, the muscle and the nice red colour. Don't look at the cut itself, look at the meat and see just how beautiful it is.
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So, as a European I have no idea about the pricing of these items. Can someone please explain to me how it works? Is it a tray that you select the ones you want? is it by the item? What is the average price of those things?
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Bucket list. Never close. I just gotta say after I leave with a extra heaven rib it will go into a pot of beans. Do y'all do any game meat ever? I know buffalo is more lean but the flavor. Maybe a buffalo cheek or do you dare a rib?
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This video has been popping up in my recommendations for the last six months and Ive been refraining from clicking because that thumbnail just looks nasty asf, but I have to say, I was quite pleased after watching
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I think adding kidney beans to chilli is and remains a cheap way of bulking it out. For me from the UK its weird to imagine it without beans however because of this video i will try it out during quarantine.
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Hard to get past the cauliflower, but everything else looked great. .but, trying to do unique sausage other than the Jalapeno Cheese everyone else does, but serves Frito Pies. LMAO
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claiming post oak as the flavor of texas bbq is very much a bs comment. texas is a huge state and with regional smoke profiles, oak being one but also includes hickory, pecan, and mesquite
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This is what you get when you take high restaurant quality ingredients and creativity and mix it with bbq. Pure awesomeness cant to drive to Austin after the when things die down
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