/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18965858
I grew up in Texas so I really enjoy Texas BBQ and Tex-Mex. I prefer TX BBQ to other styles as other usually have a ton of sauce slathered over. Typically in Texas you have a small amount on the side - Rudy's has some of the best sauce despite being a chain. Best all arounder BBQ place that I've been to is either Southside Market near Elgin, or County Line near Bee Cave.

I moved to Northern Colorado on the front range in spring, I can't seem to figure out what the signature style of cuisine is here. Lots of places sell cheese curds, those are pretty good, but nothing here has me dying to have it again. It's kind of just generic midwestern, but nothing special. I even tried looking it up and it's technically salsa and palisade peaches - not really a meal.