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How to Cure and Smoke Your Own Bacon

by All Q'd Up BBQ Blog Writers | Sep 3, 2014 | BBQ, Pork, Smoking

It’s not as difficult as you might think. This video shows how its done.
If All U.S. States Had Official Meats, What Would They Be?

If All U.S. States Had Official Meats, What Would They Be?

by All Q'd Up BBQ Blog Writers | Sep 1, 2014 | BBQ, Blog, Meats, Regions

An interesting look at each state’s relationship with meat. FYI – this poster can be purchased on Slate.
Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken: Wing Breakdown

Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken: Wing Breakdown

by AQU | Jul 22, 2014 | All Qd Up, BBQ, Poultry

Trade Chicken Descriptions: Wing Breakdown The whole wing consists of the drummette, the flat, and the tip. The V-Wing is the 1st and 2nd segments. 2-Joint Wing is the 2nd and 3rd segments. Wing Drummette is the part that contains the humerus that attaches the wing to...
Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken Breasts: Quarter and Tenderloin

Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken Breasts: Quarter and Tenderloin

by AQU | Jul 22, 2014 | BBQ, Poultry

  Breast Quarter A breast quarter is produced by cutting the front half along the sternum and back into two equal portions, and consists of a half breast with the attached wing and a portion of the back. Tenderloin A tenderloin is made by separating the inner...
Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken: Split and Quarters

Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken: Split and Quarters

by AQU | Jul 22, 2014 | BBQ, Poultry

Split Bird Splitting a whole bird, without giblets, end to end through the back and breast producing an approximate equal halves. Quarters A leg quarter is the drumstick and thigh, with adjoining portion of the back. It may or may not include the tail or abdominal...
Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken: 4-Piece, 6-Piece, and 8-Piece Cuts

Trade Descriptions and Diagrams for Chicken: 4-Piece, 6-Piece, and 8-Piece Cuts

by AQU | Jul 22, 2014 | All Qd Up, BBQ, Poultry

Cut-Up Four-Piece: Cutting a whole chicken, without giblets, into two breast quarters with wings attached, and two leg quarters. Six-Piece Cut-Up This is produced by cutting up a whole bird, without giblets, into two split breasts (with back and rib portions), 2...
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