Quebe Sisters Return to Hico!

The 2010 Texas Steak Cookoff was a huge success, and we give all the credit to not only the great cooks, but all our guests who come out for this incredible experience.

We look forward to seeing you next year for the 8th annual Texas Steak Cookoff.

Wine Tasting - $20

Includes a commemorative Texas Steak Cook-Off wine glass, eight tastes of wine of your choice from a selection of Texas wineries, and the opportunity to talk with winery owners and Texas wine-makers.

Steak Dinner (VIP Seating) - $100

Our VIP Dinner was added in 2009. Guests will enjoy the special location complete with upscale amenities. Steaks will be prepared by a celebrity chef in an atmosphere of personal service and pampered dining.

Steak Dinner (Regular Seating) - $25

Our regular steak dinner ticket includes a 12oz ribeye steak, two sides, and a chance to win one of the many prizes that will be given away at the event.

Back by popular demand, the Quebe Sisters will be returning to the Texas Steak Cookoff again this year! The Quebe Sisters Band is a fiddle western swing group from Ft. Worth, Texas. The band performs western swing, hot jazz, vintage country and western, and traditional Texas style fiddle tunes.

Admission to the cookoff is free, but you don’t want to miss out on the steak dinner! Tickets for the steak dinner can be bought online for just $25. This ticket includes a steak dinner with all the fixins and will be entered in raffle for a chance to win prizes.

For additional information, check out our website. If you have any questions please fell free to contact us via e-mail at info@texassteakcookoff.com or call 254-485-2020.

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2 Responses to “Quebe Sisters Return to Hico!”

Dave Taylor says:

March 11, 2010 at 11:24 am

I 1st heard the Quebe Sisters at the Western Swing Fiddlers’ Showcase (held annually in Belton TX) when they were just little girls. They are now “world-famous” entertainers. Yet, they are still “down-home” friendly.

At some of the QSB appearances, musicians are encouraged to bring instruments for a jam session when the QSB is not performing. Are you having anything like this?
jay dearman says:

May 12, 2010 at 5:06 am

saw the young lady’s in Fredricksburg tx.–enjoyed every every bit of it–they are very accomplished
musisians as well as very nice young lady’s—–wish ya’ll the best in your future….