Lindsay Shannon of BB's Lawnside on the Today Show
Tuesday June 24, 2008
Lindsay Shannon, owner of Kansas City's own BB's Lawnside, had a guest spot on the 'Today Show' this morning in their
Battle of the BBQ segment. Shannon was pitted (unfairly in my opinion) against some guy from Texas
to see who had the tastiest barbeque. Shannon prepared some of his mouth watering short ribs while the Texan cooked a lame piece of brisket.
FYI Al Roker...to make it fair, you should have had a rib showdown.
The three judges voted the Texan as the winner, when everyone in the world knows BB's Lawnside has some of the best BBQ on the planet.
BB's Lawnside tops our list Top 5 Best Places to Eat Kansas City BBQ, so the 'Battle of the BBQ' was obviously fixed.
See Lindsay on the Today Show
Comments
Is it possible the Texan had prepared some beef brisket that tasted better that that hog fat Shannon procured? Sounds like KC sour grapes.
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