Cowboy Caviar, Cowboy Cookies, Pork Paint, Wake-Up Sauce

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TEXAS BARBECUE
Favorite Brand Name Recipes (www.fbnr.com)
100 pages, paperback, $3.99
vol. 7, no. 33, April 22, 2003

   This was sold at my local supermarket.  It's barbecue season--just don't
tell the weatherman today.


Pg. 8:  PUERCO SABROSAS (SAVORY PORK)
(Not one Google hit for "puerco sabrosas."  Maybe it's "carne de puerco," as
this recipe appears to be, which has 2,820 hits?--ed.)

Pg. 12:  BARBECUED PULLED PORK
(Google has 17,200 hits for "pulled pork"--ed.)

Pg. 24:  PORK PAINT...
Note:  This spicy "mop"--a basting sauce that is literally swabbed onto the
meat with a mop or brush--is designed for long cooking with large cuts of pork
such as the shoulder.  It gives the finished product a lovely color.  Reserve
a portion for dipping at the table.
(Only one Google hit so far for "pork paint."  New term?--ed.)

Pg. 26:  WAKE-UP SAUCE
(Only two Google hits for "wake-up sauce"--ed.)

Pg. 32:  TEXAS SPICE RUB

Pg. 71:  TEXMATI RICE & APPLE SLAW
(See ADS-L archives for "Texmati"--ed.)

Pg. 78:  COWBOY CAVIAR
(There are 939 Google hits for "cowboy caviar."  Google groups has it from
1997.  Many of these hits also mention "Montana tendergroin" and "Rocky Mountain
oyster" and "swinging beef."  Neither DARE nor the RHHDAS have "cowboy
caviar" or "Montana tendergroin."  This completely different "cowboy caviar" dish
has jalapenos, eggplant, tomatoes, and black-eyed peas--ed.)

Pg. 84:  COWBOY COOKIES
(There are 2,320 Google hits for "cowboy cookies."  It goes back to at least
1993 in Google Groups--ed.)