Articles by Daniel Vaughn
‘Barbecue Nation’ Showcases American Lore at the Atlanta History Center
The exhibition, featuring memorabilia from barbecue joints across the country, offers an educational experience as well as a nostalgic one.
Popularity of Texas BBQ Fuels Demand for Thousand-Gallon Smokers
Meet the passionate welders who are building these big beauties for pitmasters in the state and around the world.
BBQ News Roundup: Goodbye to Freedmen’s, Hello Again to Smokey John’s, and Introducing the Watermelon Ham
Plus: Eating brisket at Franklin is ranked as one of the ten best food experiences in the world. But we knew that already.
Sid Miller Is Still Obsessed With Barbecue Scales
Despite Attorney General Ken Paxton’s advice, the agriculture commissioner won’t let go of barbecue scale enforcement.
In D.C., Head to Federalist Pig for Crispy Chicken Wings and Smoky Brisket Burnt Ends
There are slim pickings for quality barbecue in the capital, but pitmaster Rob Sonderman doesn't disappoint.
Find Surprising Versions of Classic Dishes at Helberg Barbecue
At a food truck in Waco, married pitmasters offer unusual takes on Texas barbecue, like a pesto-stuffed smoked turkey breast.
At Majordomo, David Chang’s Smoked Beef Short Rib Delights
The dish isn't Texan, or Californian, or Korean, but it tastes familiar to all barbecue fans.
Here Are the Best Barbecue Books Yet This Year
Get ready for ribeye steak, smoked lamb meatloaf, and kangaroo loin.
For Tender Brisket in East Texas, Head to Slaughter’s BBQ Oasis
Every Saturday morning, two friends from the barbecue competition circuit turn the parking lot of the Sulphur Springs Fix & Feed into a popular spot for ribs and sausage.
