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Helen’s BBQ (Brownsville, TN) received SFA award
Meet the new queen of barbecue! “…the Southern Foodways Alliance crowned her [Helen Turner] this year’s queen of barbecue—the first ever, following in the footsteps of past kings Rodney Scott, of Scott’s Bar-B-Que in Hemingway, South Carolina, and Sam Jones, of … Continue reading →
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“Live-Fire” vs. “Gasser” BBQ in the Big Cities
Jim Shahin at The Washington Post has the story on the rise of wood smoked BBQ on the East Coast, particularly, New York City. “Cooking with wood is difficult and expensive, which is one reason why wood-enhanced ovens are so popular. … Continue reading →
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