Fiery Foods and Barbecue Show
Title: Fiery Foods and Barbecue Show
Location: Sandia Resort & Casino in Albuquerque, NM
Link out: Click here
Description: Regarded as the biggest festival of it’s kind. There are more spicy food vendors than any of show in the world, and the number of people that attend the show is amazing. It is the Mecca for Chileheads, and if you love spicy food, you must come to this event at least once in your lifetime.
The show has a schedule everyday for trade buyers, so please do not attend the hours below unless you have a pass to get into the show.
Friday, March 5
9am-4pm, trade only
4pm-7pm, trade and general public
Saturday, March 6
9am-11am, trade only
11am-7pm, trade and general public
Sunday, March7
9am-11am, trade only
11am-6pm, trade and general public
Accommodations at the Sandia Resort & Casino:
* 228 guest rooms, including 24 one-bedroom suites, 3 two-bedroom suites and 3 two bedroom super suites.
* For accommodations at Sandia Resort and Casino during the National Fiery Foods & Barbecue Show, contact the resort, 505-798-3930 or toll-free at 877-272-9199.
Many of us are staying at the Staybridge Suites which has a convenient shuttle bus that will take you back and forth to the Sandia at any time during the day. It also has a nice sized breakfast buffet, a kitchen in the room and a rollout sofa for an extra person if so desired.
For Info:
Call the Staybridge Suites at 505-266-7829
Address:
5817 Signal Ave NE
Albuquerque, NM 87113
Start Date: 2010-03-05
End Date: 2010-03-07
In the voice of Mr. Burns…..excellent
wish I were there!
Same here Hudd. We will do our best to make you feel like you are there. :_toastbeer:
It is 4:59 West Coast time. Where is the Shi??/ Oh Man!
So i was driving down the road here in northeastern Connecticut where we have a rich agricultural community. I love buying local produce from the local farmers when I can, and I drive to Providence, Rhode Island to Whole Foods Market there to do all of my other shopping. I stopped off at a local restaurant to eat lunch like I do a couple times a week and got the pleasure of trying these wonderful all natural sauce products that a local chef in the area produced. The sauces are all natural, have no preservatives, and are made with local produce! I got to try three sauces; the chipotle sauce, the spicy barbeque sauce from the “condiments from hell” line of sauces, and the “dragon’s blood elixir” hot sauce. The hot sauce was unbelievable and I ended up finding out that there was quite a buzz about this stuff. The hot sauce has an apple flavor to it and is so flavorful and tangy. I had a pulled pork sandwich made with it and it was so delicious. The restaurants are all cooking with it and it is being sold at a lot of other local grocery stores and farmer’s markets. I found their website at: http://www.dragonsbloodelixir.com and they have a twitter/facebook account. I just am amazed at how great of products these are and they are all natural, and locally produced! We’ve got to work together to keep products like this as mainstream as we can. Please provide any support that you can, I want to support my local food artisans!
Tom
First welcome to ILIS, Tom. I appreciate what you have to say about these small companies and giving them support. There are so many out there that need our help to stay in business. I will have to check out their website in the near future.
I have a lot to get to from the show first, and hopefully will have some stuff tomorrow evening.