– From First We Feast: How the Texas BBQ Boom Marginalizes Its African-American Roots.
– Over this past weekend, Greg Gatlin of Gatlin’s BBQ in Houston made some traditional Beaumont beef links.
– Rock thrower not impressed with Franklin Barbecue:
The suspected serial rock thrower in Austin reviewed Franklin Barbecue on Yelp: “My dad’s is better” https://t.co/yu91UPzII7)
— raphael brion (@raphael_brion) June 17, 2016
– Rien Fertel on Rodney Scott: “Barbecue is ‘a gathering,’ he told me, ‘because you rarely find an event without a grill or somebody who is barbecuing or grilling.’”
– Lewis Barbecue is coming to Charleston, South Carolina, and here’s a look at their massive smokers.
– Toby Rodriguez is planning to take his Lâche Pas Boucherie on a US tour to teach the country about the Cajun tradition of boucherie. They need funding help, and are asking for donations.
– Of course it is:
Is brisket barbecue? @JohnLewisBBQ says yes https://t.co/0c8wm9mBHD
— Eater (@Eater) June 17, 2016
– Tasting Table talked to some barbecue experts to piece together a recipe for smoked brisket. We also learn that cookbook author and television personality Steven Raichlen ate his first Texas brisket at Bodacious Bar-B-Que in Longview.
– Tillie Hahne, now 91, recalls what it was like preparing barbecue for LBJ on his Texas ranch.
– Jess Pryles has made Austin her home partly because of how much she loves Texas barbecue, but she’s not a big fan of John Mueller or of smoked pork in Texas.
– Why is your smoked chicken still pink after it’s cooked?
– The Smoking Ho is on board with Bodacious BBQ:
If you are ever in East Texas, stop in Longview @TheBodaciousBBQ. They’re doing great BBQ. https://t.co/hAC7F9IICk pic.twitter.com/xigxbeoG3M
— Jimmy Ho (@TheSmokingHo) June 21, 2016
– Spicy Mike’s Bar-B-Q Haven in Amarillo is closed indefinitely due to a fire.
– A thief stole some metal brands and a bunch of ribs from Two Bros. BBQ. See if you recognize him.
– Thieves also hit Cackle & Oink BBQ in Sherman, and police are looking for the three suspects caught on camera.
– As co-owner Judy battles cancer, the BBQ Shop in Farwell remains closed.
– NYC Brisket:
Everything you need to know about beef brisket Barbecued Brisket in NYC https://t.co/BWAeVacIn0
— Robert Sietsema (@robertsietsema) June 16, 2016
– Famed French chef Alain Ducasse “proclaims that he wants to open a barbecue restaurant next to the American embassy in Paris.”
– Ryan Sutton found a few great underappreciated barbecue items in New York City.
– Rene Ramirez runs Ray’s BBQ in Los Angeles, and does all that he can to replicate the Texas barbecue that he loves.
– Central California barbecue:
12 impressive stops for Central Coast barbecue in California https://t.co/YtIofXlWzg
— Eater LA (@eaterla) June 19, 2016
– Jimmy Hughes and Brian Turner of Uncle J’s BBQ in Chicago talked to Eater about Southside barbecue.
– If you’ve ever been curious about what defines Georgia-style barbecue, I haven’t found a better explanation than from Marie, Let’s Eat!
– Chef Adam Perry Lang provides some meat grilling tips, and announces that he has a barbecue joint coming to LA next year.
– A guide to eating BBQ in Lockhart:
How to eat your way through Lockhart, the barbecue capital of Texas https://t.co/0x2INNF6VE pic.twitter.com/wXraHBe3xk
— Eater Austin (@EaterAustin) June 16, 2016
– KENS in San Antonio visited local barbecue joint Burnt Ends to try the whole menu.
– Over on KSAT in San Antonio, they like their barbecue too. Barbecue Station is their featured barbecue joint.
– These are the best barbecue sandwiches in Austin, according to Eater.
– Get some raw meat knowledge:
We have the answers to all of your burning butchery questions https://t.co/acVg9QBXGs pic.twitter.com/IJlr6xIiyv
— Food Republic (@foodrepublic) June 22, 2016
– I helped Eater select the 23 essential barbecue dishes across the country.
– A Brief History of the Wet-Nap, Barbecue Sauce’s Worst Nightmare.
– Nick Solares teaches us how to eat a beef short rib at Black’s BBQ in Lockhart.
– On Cleveland-style barbecue:
Can Michael Symon take Cleveland-style barbecue mainstream? https://t.co/8gZm91TJZR pic.twitter.com/qgv5L26OGH
— Eater (@Eater) June 16, 2016
– The Dallas Observer found a lot to like at One90 Smoked Meats in Dallas.
– Eater provides this photo essay of the line and the food at Dallas’s Cattleack Barbecue.
– The fried chicken at The Slow Bone in Dallas gets some love from the Dallas Observer.
– Lucky Peach spends a day with the most famous butcher in the world: