@OG_Rad_Hatter@Alekillo10@Scoobydouchebag Definitely and if you ever get the chance to get to a Puerto Rican cook you definitely should. There's some cool videos on YouTube about the original practices and the folks carrying on the tradition today.
@Alekillo10@OG_Rad_Hatter@Scoobydouchebag That's what's up I'll look into it. Not disagreeing i was just giving the history and origin of the word and practice of barbecue. I'm sure there have been many different ways to cook meat.
@OG_Rad_Hatter@Alekillo10@Scoobydouchebag Tainos are the indigenous people of Puerto Rico so they have been barbecuing before yall ever knew what it was. The original contraption to cook was called a bucan they taught French trappers how to cook this way. That's where you get the term buccaneers.
@OG_Rad_Hatter@Alekillo10@Scoobydouchebag Actually origin of BBQ is from the Carribean the tainos & arawaks original word was Barbacoa. Barbecue is what it ended up being translated in English. I'm sure they were doing it in Mexico at that time too. But it was first "discovered" by europeans when they came to the islands
@IolaElla I haven't seen anybody talk about it all tho. I thought it was pretty dope. At first I didn't like ol boy from g.o.t. trying to do a new Orleans accent it didn't hit right. But he loses it later in life anyways.
@Sulaiman_ Yooo I'm just glad to be a part of this list. That pyschodrama was my shit and spent many a nights on the dance floor with the Mic and Mano joints. Underground classics.
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