If you’ve ever sat down to a plate of smoky, tender, saucy ribs and thought, “I could win a competition with these,” it’s time to roll up your sleeves, fire up that grill, and prove your skills. But wait, you might wonder, “What on earth is a Rib Cook-Off?” Simply put, it’s a competition where …
Roll up your sleeves and fire up those grills because we’re about to dive into the smoky world of the Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS)! Think of KCBS as the superhero league of barbeque, where the champions of smoke, spice, and everything excellent come together. Now, you might be wondering, what’s a ‘sanctioned event’? Picture …
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Get ready to sink your teeth into some finger-licking, lip-macking deliciousness; we’re one month closer to this year’s 12 Bridges Rib Cook-Off competition! With the community’s biggest family event nearing, we’re stoked to feature one of last year’s sizzling sponsors, Redwood Engraving! About Redwood Engraving What began as a hobby for close friends and relatives …
We are stoked for this year’s 12 Bridges Rib Cook-Off competition! It’s a fun-filled and festive event complete with live music, great food, and many amazing community businesses. The 2023 competition is shaping up to be awesome, and we’d like to introduce you to one of last year’s fantastic sponsors, Justin Costello from State Farm. …
We are proud to showcase our long-time sponsor, Rockstar Music Academy, as a continued supporter of this sizzling event. Rockstar Music Academy has been a driving force behind the competition’s success for many years, bringing together some of the best rib enthusiasts from Placer County and beyond. Their commitment to supporting the community and promoting …
Wow, what a cook-off this was! We’re still in awe and shocked at how incredible our community is; it truly blows us away to see so many families enjoying a day on the field and voting for their favorite teams. Needless to say, we can’t freakin’ wait for next year, but first, it’s important to …