Put Your BBQ Skills to the Test in Boonville, IN This Fall

The annual Boonville Square Flair will return Saturday, October 7th, and you have the chance to prove that you make the best BBQ in the Evansville area.

There is so much to see and do on the Square in Boonville this fall! In years past they have had plenty of things to keep the family entertained like bounce houses, food trucks, face painting, pumpkin painting, music, food contests, and games. The 2023 Boonville Square Flair will bring back more of the fun from years past too.

One of my favorite events, which I think my friends and I should get in on this year is the BBQ Contest. if you think you make the best BBQ in the Evansville area, this is your chance to put it to the test. Typically, there are three different categories judged: pork butts, pork ribs, and chicken. Boonville Merchants Association has awarded cash prizes and trophies to the winners of each category. The money raised from the BBQ contest at Square Flair went towards scholarships for high school seniors.

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Boonville Square Flair BBQ Contest 2023

If you have a knack for BBQ, you can put your skills to the test at the Boonville Square Flair by proving that you make the best BBQ in the area. As previously mentioned there are three different categories. According to the Boonville Merchant's Association, these categories are:

PULLED PORK: Pork is defined as Boston Butt, Boston Roast, Picnic, Collar
(aka Cellar) and/or Whole Shoulder. Pulled pork will be used for the People’s
Choice contest.
CHICKEN: Chicken thighs.
PORK RIBS: Ribs shall include the bone. Country-style ribs are prohibited.

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Oh and like I said, there are cash prizes for the winners of each category too. The minimum award pool for each category are as follows:

Chicken: $100
Pork Ribs: $100
Grand Champion: $200
People’s Choice: $100

So, put your skills to the test and take home some money in the process with this BBQ Contest. Registration forms and rules can be found in the post below:

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