by Renee Shelton | Oct 23, 2017 | BBQ, Heat Sources
Low and slow is the hallmark of barbecue. It is cooking at a low temperature using indirect heat. Barbecue typically uses larger pieces of meat (whole hog, Boston butt, picnic shoulder, beef brisket). The meat would be overcooked on the outside to reach the proper...
by Renee Shelton | Oct 22, 2017 | BBQ, Grilling, Heat Sources, Smoking
Both barbecuing and grilling cooking techniques cook meat over open heat, but barbecue involves low and slow cooking with the addition of actual wood smoke. Barbecuing is cooking meat with a definite smoky flavor that naturally penetrates the meat. Barbecuing Barbecue...
by Renee Shelton | Sep 8, 2016 | BBQ, Blog, Pork
A story of Sam Jomes, 7th generation whole hog pitmaster. The Skylight Inn has been in business since 1947 but his family has been making and selling whole hog BBQ since the 1830s.
by All Q'd Up BBQ Blog Writers | Nov 24, 2015 | BBQ, Food, Grilling, Meats, Poultry
Spatchcock chicken is where the backbone is removed from the bird. This is how to grill spatchcock chicken.
by All Q'd Up BBQ Blog Writers | Jul 20, 2015 | BBQ
Must try this. Saw the recipe on Serious Eats – “Baked Bean Barbecue Sundaes.” A nice layer of potato salad, chicken, baked beans, coleslaw, and a topping of cherry tomatoes, all inside a Mason jar. A perfect to-go lunch, actually. Recipe is found...
by All Q'd Up BBQ Blog Writers | Jun 10, 2015 | All Qd Up, BBQ, Food, Side Dishes
Ok. There is nothing better than deep fried Brussels sprouts, other than serving them with a good tri trip. Their natural sweet flavor seems to be brought out more when they are deep fried. They require no other prep other than to cut them in half (or keep them...
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