– “It’s funny with barbecue, because the most beloved barbecue places in the South, by and large, serve the shittiest barbecue.” – Alton Brown
– Is wood versus gas really the debate?
Wood or Gas? Maybe That’s the Wrong Question https://t.co/cseOEPtYDn @mossr @BBQsnob
— Pork n Whisk(e)y (@porknwhiskey) April 6, 2016
– The Cyclone Corral, southeast of Temple, has opened for the season, but only on Fridays and Saturdays.
– Lupe Limon, formerly of Quality Packers Smokehouse in Victoria, is venturing out on his own to open Limon’s BBQ.
– Tickets are on sale for Pints in the Park, a Waco event pairing beer and barbecue.
– The Champions Dinner at this year’s Masters featured “Authentic Texas Barbecue.”:
Here is the menu @JordanSpieth selected for tonight’s Champions Dinner: pic.twitter.com/UBGspJA5pF
— Masters Tournament (@TheMasters) April 5, 2016
– Tiger Woods was impressed with Jordan Spieth’s selection of Texas barbecue calling it “unreal food.”
– A journalist from Anniston, Alabama went to a random barbecue joint in New York that’s beloved by no one, had a bad meal, and confirmed to himself that New York doesn’t have good barbecue.
– After a down year last year, the Big Apple BBQ Block Party will be back in New York this June.
– Arlington Eats visits Oh My BBQ:
– Guy Martin of Garden & Gun offers some tips on how to spot a good barbecue joint while on the road.
– Texas BBQ Treasure Hunt maps out some options for barbecue that comes with a side of bluebonnets.
– The Smoking Ho stopped in San Antonio to give King’s Hwy Brew & Q a try.
– A KC-style joint in Dallas won a barbecue competition in Fort Worth with pulled pork:
18th And Vine takes the trophy at FW’s Food &Wine Fest BBQ Showdown. KC ‘cue rules. And those sides … #fwfwf pic.twitter.com/yfBvDnT7Wh
— Meda Kessler (@meda360) April 1, 2016
– The Star Telegram asked around at the BBQ Showdown to gauge the crowd’s BBQ IQ.
– Houstonia Magazine stops in at Ray’s BBQ Shack for smoked meats and fried catfish.
– The Houston Chronicle examines how boxed beef led to the rise in brisket’s popularity.
– How to smoke sausage on your grill:
9 steps to perfect smoked sausage. https://t.co/xlXXPXLLSm pic.twitter.com/sGYHz6rAKE
— Lucky Peach (@LuckyPeach) April 6, 2016
– Weber released a new grill/smoker combo cooker called the Summit, and Amazing Ribs has the review.
– Hutchins BBQ in McKinney will be featured at the James Beard House in NYC in June.
– The Post & Courier offers a preview to the many barbecue books on their way to bookstore shelves.
– Elliott Moss of Buxton Hall in NC cooks whole hog barbecue:
The Pitmaster from Schedulefly on Vimeo.
– Food & Wine says these are the best barbecue joints in Kansas City.
– Texas style barbecue comes to Iowa with Kue’d.
– One of the best BBQ joints in Dallas is expanding:
NEWS: @Cattleackbbq near Dallas is (finally) expanding! More meat for you. https://t.co/PMpjg7tQpa #BBQ pic.twitter.com/9kxEF06XpE
— Sarah Blaskovich (@sblaskovich) April 4, 2016
– Your cash is no longer good at La Barbecue in Austin.
– Texas Standard talks restaurant franchising, and uses Franklin Barbecue as a holdout example.
– Matthew Odam of the Austin American Statesman is in the midst of a statewide barbecue tour. Follow along here.
– Celebrity chef Michael Symon released the menu of his new barbecue joint in Cleveland:
get meaty cleveland! April 11th! #firstproof #thisiscle #ctownbbq pic.twitter.com/22wsDALj0b
— michael symon (@chefsymon) April 6, 2016
– Eric Aldis, and pitmaster Brett Jackson (formerly of Louie Mueller Barbecue) will open Midtown BBQ in Houston later this month.
– The Houston Chronicle remembers Carlton Gould, longtime pitmaster at Pizzitola’s BBQ who passed away in February.
– Harold Christian, the barbecue legend of Harold’s Pit Bar-B-Q in Abilene has passed away.
– Here’s Harold leading his customers in song in 2009:
Comments