Despite Serving Smoked Meats, F1 Smokehouse Shies Away From Being Called a BBQ Joint
It’s true that the Fort Worth restaurant could work on its brisket and ribs, but it’s got potential to be competitive in the flourishing local scene.
It’s true that the Fort Worth restaurant could work on its brisket and ribs, but it’s got potential to be competitive in the flourishing local scene.
The pair have been inseparable for decades.
If you’ve been accused of a serious crime and the cops are pressing you for information—go ahead and light up.
As I’ve talked about before, smoked brisket wasn’t always the cornerstone of Texas barbecue. Before the beef purveyor IBP started shipping individual cuts to meat markets, these establishments (if they smoked meats at all) were cooking the entire beef forequarter. This meant they were smoking both the cuts familiar to us
Why cigar haters make ashes of themselves.
Texans love to say that everything’s bigger here, but when it comes to the waistlines in one in four of our largest cities, that’s nothing to brag about.
Smoking out the truth.
An Austin filmmaker hopes to be the next Sundance kid.
After struggling to give up smoking, I have come to a compromise: Never smoke more than one cigarette—at a time.
You can always spot a smoker. He fiddles with matches, his shirt pocket bulges in a tiny rectangle, and fumes emerge from his mouth and nose. But what should we do about him?