Today’s post comes to us via a FOBJ (Friend of Barbecue Jew), a rare breed indeed. Bennett Brown of LowCountry Barbecue in Atlanta wrote in to ask if I was willing to run a guest post from him. Far be it from me to refuse a fellow barbecue traveler’s generous offer. So, like God before me, [...]
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When I received a copy of Rick Browne’s new cookbook, 1,001 Best Grilling Recipes, I had a few concerns. First, 1,001 recipes? Really, is there a need for that many recipes? I figure slow cooked pork butt, pork shoulder or whole hog pretty much covers it and saves 998 recipes. Second, the books cover features [...]
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As the summer heat cranks up, things get interesting in North Carolina. For one thing, Porky LeSwine starts to speak about himself in the third person and craves food beyond just barbecue. While man could live just fine on the holy trinity of swine, slaw and hush puppies, sometimes a taste of something else is [...]
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As much as I enjoy a good spiral cut Christmas ham, it’s not as good as barbecue. I decided to perform a little pork alchemy and attempt to turn my leftover ham into barbecue. My secret recipe follows: 1. Dice the ham to make it somewhat resemble barbecue. 2. Sauce the ham liberally with barbecue sauce (in [...]
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Readers, As you may have alread concluded, one of this site’s numerous weaknesses is its lack of recipes. This fact has been pointed out to me by several regular readers (and by my own wife, bless her, who is not a regular reader). I’d like to remedy this problem but need your help. If you have [...]
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It’s Memorial Day again, the official start of grilling and barbecuing season. (If you don’t know the difference between these two things then you should be ashamed and should do some remedial reading.) Last year we posted simple directions for barbecue that anyone with a basic charcoal grill and some time can follow. The directions work [...]
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As loyal readers are aware, we at BBQJew.com (become a fan on Facebook!) have done our fair share of shameless self-promotion (BBQ Jew bumper stickers or aprons, anyone?). Thus, we know a good attempt at self-promotion when we see one. And a recent attempt was pretty good. On April Fool’s Day we received an email [...]
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