A slow cooking process that involves smoke and high heat allows the mopping sauce to bring serious flavor to pork steaks. Instructions: Prepare smoker to 250 degrees with preferred wood (fruit woods ...
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31 Smoker Recipes That Will Have Guests Asking What Wood You Used
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33 Smoker Recipes That Are Messy, Juicy, and Totally Worth the Wait
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David Sandusky cut his teeth at fine-dining establishments, but once he discovered his passion for smoked meat, there was no looking back. At BEAST Craft BBQ, the acclaimed Belleville smokehouse that ...
The pork steak at BEAST Craft BBQ weighs 30 ounces (22 ounces cooked) and is served with only a fork because no knife is required. A decade ago, Louis Maull V, whose family produced the nation’s first ...
One of the most unusually named cuts of meat is the Boston butt roast. Traditionally the source for beautiful pulled pork barbecue, the cut has nothing to do with a pig’s rear end. Supposedly, during ...
A fruity yet spicy finish to a slab of pork ribs provides flavor to remember. Instructions: Place the ribs on a large sheet pan. Remove membrane of the ribs by sliding a butter knife under the skin ...
Many of the seemingly innovative developments in the current craft barbecue boom are in fact new twists on old traditions. Take tacos, for example. The recent Tex-Mex barbecue trend showcases smoky ...
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The Juicy, Old School BBQ Meat That Came Before Beef And Pork
Next barbecue, set the beef to the side and reach for an even more classic grilling option. It's a tougher meat than beef, ...
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