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Eight Great Barbecue Joints in New Jersey
As surprising as it seems, the Garden State is full of excellent, real-deal barbecue spots.
07.15.09
- Keywords
- new jersey,
- eight great,
- barbecue,
- meat,
- kelly feeney
travel + culture
North Carolina’s Pig Heaven
Barbecue in this state means pork and nothing but pork—and that’s a good thing.
11.06.08
- Keywords
- margy rochlin,
- restaurants,
- southern u.s.,
- barbecue,
- pork
magazine
Steaking a Claim to the Best BBQ
A cameo in the movie Sideways may have made the Hitching Post II a household name, but the real star here is the sirloin.
October 2008
- Keywords
- colman andrews,
- beef,
- restaurants,
- frank ostini,
- gray hartley
magazine
Still Saucy After All These Years
These 11 joints were already on the map when Gourmet debuted in 1941—and they’re still worth a detour today.
October 2008
- Keywords
- roadfood,
- travel,
- restaurants,
- barbecue,
- jane and michael stern
food + cooking
Robata Grilling: Simple but Sublime
Lessons from a fourth-generation chef on this ancient Japanese technique.
08.11.08
- Keywords
- cooking + technique,
- harris salat,
- grilling,
- japanese,
- chefs
magazine
‘Leaping Frog’ Chicken: A Little Flattening Goes A Long Way
Get the most out of chicken by opening it up and flattening it on the grill. It cooks quickly and stays moist and juicy.
June 2009
- Keywords
- cooking + technique,
- poultry,
- barbecue,
- latino,
- jane daniels lear
magazine
Texas Barbecue: The Missing Link
Although Texas is best known for brisket, it turns out equally succulent smoked sausages. Here’s an inside look at the state’s most beloved barbecue pits.
June 2008
- Keywords
- texas,
- barbecue,
- restaurants,
- southern u.s.,
- beef
magazine
Under the Dome
With a modest 20th-century invention, a few handfuls of charcoal, and some simple guidelines, every backyard cook can create a luscious, smoke-tinged feast for a crowd.
June 2008
- Keywords
- john willoughby,
- chris schlesinger,
- grilling,
- barbecue
magazine
'Cue the Smoke
Texas is brisket territory, but it is no lone-meat state. Pit-cooked sausage is also required eating, especially in the barbecue shrines south and east of Austin.
June 2008
- Keywords
- roadfood,
- barbecue,
- jane and michael stern
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