At 04:07 PM 7/2/98 +0000, you wrote: >Allen and Judy Merten <gardeners@globalgarden.com> wrote: > >> I'm going to remember while traveling through the Carolinas to be >> veerryy careful when ordering BBQ. I'll think I'll just stick to >> ordering a BBQ plate. They wouldn't put the coleslaw on top of the meat >> would they? Is this the same stuff made out of cabbage and mayo???? On a >> BBQ sandwich? Id rather eat cold grits ( BG) > >They put coleslaw on barbecue sandwiches in northern MS and AL. It's >a true abomination. > >As for mustard sauce -- that is not a barbecue sauce. Egads! It is, >howsomever, good on roasted chicken if slightly sweetened and blended >with a significant amount of fresh sage. > >Liz >mouth watering thinking of Catharine's okra and anyone's tomatoes > A decently made mustard sauce is also excellent on fish and occasionally on pork. I do use a little hot mustard as a condiment when I eat roast beef. (hangs head in shame) Learned it from the Brits when I was in the middle east. Also sometimes just use a little horseradish sauce for beef. George