Frequently Asked BBQ Questions
What’s the best way to reheat brisket?
What? Well, we’ve never heard of anyone having any leftover Smokey Mo’s brisket, but if you’re out of state or some sort of emergency like that and you have leftovers, well, wrap it in foil and put it in a 300° oven for 20-30 minutes depending on the size of the meat. If it’s already sliced, you’ll have to watch it like a hawk so it doesn’t dry out.
What’s the best way to reheat ribs?
Yeah, there again, tough for us to answer since leftover ribs from Smokey Mo’s just isn’t a “thang”, but we googled it, and sure enough, it happens somewhere. Wrap tightly in foil and reheat in a 250º oven, and per the health department, the internal temperature is 165º.
What are the different BBQ styles?
There are different BBQ styles? Huh, that’s a head-scratcher. We are only aware of the one: Texas BBQ.
Where can I buy Texas Beef Brisket?
Ya walked right in to this one: Smokey Mo’s BBQ, of course.
What are the best BBQ sides for Brisket?
That’s just personal preference, really, but our award winning pinto beans are always perfect, of course, as is our potato salad.
Is smoking chicken time consuming?
Once you get the smoker going, nope, it’s not too bad– about 2 to 2 1/2 hours depending on the size of the bird. If you don’t have that kind of time on your hands we’re always serving them at Smokey Mo’s!
What’s Smokey Mos best selling breakfast taco?
Well, hands down, it’s our bacon, egg and cheese taco.
What is chopped brisket?
Heaven on a bun. It’s the smaller pieces of brisket that can’t be served on a plate, yep, including burnt ends- yum, then chopped up and mixed with BBQ sauce and, sometimes, secret spices.
What does a family BBQ Menu look like?
What does local smoke BBQ mean?
Well, could be referring to local BBQ restaurants that smoke their meat, or might be asking about the kind of wood a place uses, which at Smokey Mo’s is alway Post Oak. It has a nice, subtle flavor that doesn’t overpower the meat.
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BBQ Tips and Tricks
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Celebrate the Fabulous Frito Pie!
It’s as simple as pie! Frito pie, that is. For decades, this easy-to-make and down-to-earth dish has been a staple at county fairs, ballgames, and BBQ restaurants.
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Wake Up to Breakfast – Made Easy!
Mornings can be a mad dash. We often skip breakfast in our rush to get out the door, but with drive-thru breakfast restaurants increasing in popularity - you can still start the morning off right.
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BBQ Tips and Tricks: Delicious Appetizers to Try On Your Home Grill
We've got some time before the warmer temperatures come back around, but that doesn't mean you can't cook up some delicious appetizers indoors.
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BBQ Tips and Tricks: Grill a Juicy Smoked Chicken
When it comes to roasting chicken, no oven comes close to the flavor of the grill.
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BBQ Tips and Tricks: Smoked Brisket – King of the Smoked Meats
Nothing says Texas like brisket, that flavorful cut of beef with just the right blend of fat. For folks in every part of the state, smoked brisket is the king of BBQ.
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Hail the King of Comfort Food: Baked Potato With Chop
The potato is one of life’s simplest pleasures. It’s been around since 8,000 BC, and today is the world’s fourth-largest food crop.
Fun with BBQ
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Tailgate in Style and Sauce – 10 Tips for a Winning Tailgate
Football Season is in full swing! (Kinda) Whether it’s NFL, college, or high school - chances are you’re watching football.
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Tips for Hosting A Memorable Super Bowl Party
For sure, it’s about the game. But it’s about the food, too!
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Honor Your Grad With a Smokey Mo’s “Grad Pack”
Another school year and group of students are headed to the finish line!
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Swing Into Baseball Season With Yummy BBQ
From the major league Houston Astros and Texas Rangers – to minor league, college, high school, and Little League teams – baseball is one of the most watched and loved sports in Texas.
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Wow Your Mom With a BBQ Feast!
Celebrate your mom any day of the year and treat her to something special - like a barbecue feast at Smokey Mo's BBQ!
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Celebrate National BBQ Month at Smokey Mo’s
Ever since its discovery in 15th century America, BBQ has evolved to be part of our national culture. May is National Barbecue Month, but its always a good time to celebrate BBQ’s rich heritage with a visit to Smokey Mo’s!