The Houston Chronicle reported on the winner of the barbecue cook-off from this year’s Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo competition. Houston Public Media produced a video about the event:
The folks behind the expansion of the Corky’s BBQ chain into the Houston area explain why they think Texans will love their Memphis-style barbecue.
Sebastian Modak of the New York Times is traveling to 52 of the best places in the world, and Houston is his latest stop. He sampled Blood Bros. BBQ.
Truth BBQ has a new location in Houston, and it’s already making a positive impression on the neighborhood.
Barbecue meals aren’t all about the meat. The Houston Chronicle celebrates some of the best barbecue-joint desserts in town.
James Beard Award winner Rodney Scott has opened a new location for his whole hog barbecue in Birmingham, Alabama:
https://twitter.com/inbirmingham/status/1098307221459484674?s=11
The James Beard Foundation released its list of semifinalists for the chef awards. Billy Durney of Hometown Bar-B-Que in Brooklyn, Bryan Furman of B’s Cracklin’ BBQ in Atlanta, and Cristina Martinez of South Philly Barbacoa in Philadelphia were all included in the regional best chef categories.
Zavala’s BBQ has opened in its new location in Grand Prairie, just on Saturdays for now.
After Chris Shepherd’s smoker was stolen in Houston, Pitmaker offered to build him a new one at no cost for his Southern Smoke Foundation.
The exhibit is called “The Story of Barbecue in North Carolina.”
https://twitter.com/wlos_13/status/1100241543917531136?s=11
Rocky and Reggie Stubblefield talked about the legacy of their father, C.B. Stubblefield, the namesake of Stubb’s BBQ.
Tim Herriage found our BBQ Finder app, and it led him straight to Hays Co. Barbeque in San Marcos.
Cole’s BBQ in Fairfield is the Freestone County business of the month. Owner Ben Cooper said they smoke up to 1,600 pounds of brisket weekly.
Pellet curious?
https://twitter.com/dallasnews/status/1100883023879389185
Noble Sandwich Co. has closed its location in far northwest Austin and reopened it as Interstellar BBQ.
The Sausage King of Austin event last weekend tested the creativity of local pitmasters, and Micklethwait Craft Meats came out on top.
Get your Texas Chainsaw Massacre nostalgia fix, along with some barbecue, just outside Bastrop.
We know you’re out there:
https://twitter.com/nytfood/status/1097900579991535617
Two of the five hottest restaurants in Portland, Oregon—Bullard and Eem—are new barbecue joints in the city.
Dallasite Kyle Rensmeyer moved to Portland and started an underground barbecue operation. He’s now opening the Q PDX food truck this spring to serve Texas barbecue.
If you’re in North Carolina and yearning for Texas barbecue, head to Buxton Hall in Asheville this Sunday where Miguel Vidal of Austin’s Valentina’s Tex-Mex BBQ will be cooking.
You never want be called the “Fyre Festival” of anything:
https://twitter.com/eaterla/status/1100482923357192194?s=11
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