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We ask BBQ experts – from restaurateurs to cookbook authors to bloggers to teachers and pitmasters – the questions that help you learn.
BBQ&A: Adam Lambert and Vinnie Delagrange, whole-animal butchers in Cleveland, on why the butcher-pitmaster...
If you start with the best ingredients, you’ll wind up with the best product, right? In BBQ, that starts with your meat, and more specifically, the source of your meat.
Before opening Cleveland’s acclaimed new...
BBQ&A: ‘Queen of Southern BBQ’ dishes on vendors, profits and Bobby Flay
You could say Lee Ann Whippen is just like one of us: She started barbecuing with her dad in the backyard, moved to ribs for friends and family, even won a few contests and...
BBQ&A: Smoque’s Barry Sorkin shares his lessons learned
Barry Sorkin went into the barbecue business with his eyes wide open. As he took a leap of faith from a job in the IT field into the fire of opening a barbecue business in Chicago,...
BBQ&A: Historic BBQ’s John Gambill says don’t throw in the towel
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Two friends in rural country build their own pit and get pretty damn good at smoking meat. They want to take the next step and start...
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