All things BBQ in and around Denver, Colorado is what I want to promote. It seems like not one website has listings for all the BBQ joints in and around Denver. So I made it my mission to scout out and search for all the BBQ joints in and around Denver and promote them on my site.


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BBQ Styles
Alabama –vinegar and pepper base in the northern counties; tomato/ketchup base with Mediterranean influences in the Birmingham area; sharper, unsweetened tomato/vinegar blend in the western counties around Tuscaloosa; mustard-based in the Chattahoochee River valley in the eastern part of the state; a special white mayonnaise and black pepper-based sauce is used on chicken in the area around Decatur
 
Arizona –The barbecue sauce used in Arizona is tomato-based, as are all western states
 
Arkansas –Thin vinegar and tomato base, spiced with pepper and slightly sweetened by molasses
 
Carolina –
 
Catering –Catering Companies
 
Colorado –Thunderbird BBQ
 
Florida –
 
Georgia –Much of the state favors a ketchup base flavored with garlic, onion, black pepper, brown sugar, and occasionally bourbon; South Carolina-like mustard sauce found in areas around Savannah and Columbus
 
Hawaiian –Meats are glazed with a honey type sauce
 
Kansas City –Thick, reddish-brown, tomato-based with molasses
 
Kentucky –Vinegar and tomato based sauce with a mixture of spice and sweet
 
Lousiana –Usually served with a Cajun/Creole flavored sauce
 
Memphis –Memphis sauces occupy the middle ground between other styles. Based on tomatoes, vinegar, brown sugar and spices and moderately thick, these blends provide moderate amounts of sweetness, heat, and tang, with a lot of flavor
 
Mississippi –Thin vinegar-based sauce, often without any tomato at all
 
Missouri –Tomato based sauce
 
Mixed BBQ –
 
Nevada –The sauce is vinegar based
 
North Carolina –Three major types corresponding to region: Eastern (vinegar with pepper flakes), Piedmont (tomato-based with vinegar), and Western (tomato-based and thicker)
 
Oklahoma –the sweet spicy sauce typical of Kansas City
 
South Carolina –Known for its tangy mustard barbecue sauce made of cider vinegar, yellow mustard, brown sugar and spices. mustard-based (central, Low Country regions of state), vinegar and black pepper (Pee Dee region), light or thick tomato (Upstate region) The "pure" (vinegary) Carolina sauce, merged with "redder, sweeter sauces," is the base for the standard Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi styles of barbecue sauce
 
Southern –
 
St. Louis –Generally tomato-based, thinned with vinegar, sweet and spicy; it is not as sweet and thick as Kansas City-style barbecue sauce, nor as spicy-hot and thin as Texas-style
 
Tennesee –
 
Texas –tomato-based with hot chiles, cumin, less sweet
 



 

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