KCBS Team Bios
HALF BAKED HIPPIES BBQ
Year Started: 2010
Members:
JAMIE BOYLE
DAVID GROVER
David is a Compliance Officer for the City of Salt Lake and has been for about 4 years. David has always had a passion for food and loves to make all kinds of food. David has taught cooking classes for Macey grocery stores as well as taught people who just are willing to listen and try something new.
Jamie Boyle has worked for the State of Utah for the last ten years as a HR technician and has a great passion for scrapbooking and doing all kinds of crafts.
Jamie Boyle and David Grover have been cooking in Dutch ovens together since 2009 and David started cooking in Dutch ovens 2 years prior to that. The duo decided to try BBQ in the summer of 2010 and fell in love with it. The team is always trying new things, and are constantly tweaking their recipes to make the perfect flavor combinations. The team has had a lot of success in its short time.
Hometown: Murray
State: UT
Country: US
Most wins in a year: 0
Biggest Wins: 7th in Brisket at Rock N Ribs Salt Lake City 2011
Sponsors: Self
Website: http://www.halfbakedhippies.com
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