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Change: republished the May 25 2006, 5:21 PM EDT version by Dec 25 2006, 6:58 AM EST
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Change: An important point to establish early in our discussion is that your average backyard BBQ grill is not particularly well-suited for classic BBQ. Unless you
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Change: (215(215ºF to 250ºF), with the heat source far away from the food,” or in other words, meat slow-cooked at very low temperatures in the dry indirect heat of wood coals.To half the guys in America, on the other hand,
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Change: what you’re doing on your backyard BBQ grill is not classic BBQ. (See What BBQ Is Not) See also: Buying A GrillCharcoal or Gas?History of BBQRecipesRubsSaucesSmokin'Styles of BBQ
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Change: ), barbecue is “a method of cooking tougher cuts of meat very, very slowly at low temperatures (215 to 250ºF), with the heat source far away from the food,” or in other words, meat slow-cooked at very low temperatures in the dry indirect heat of wood coals.To half
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Change: In the most traditional sense, barbecue is the process of cooking meat in indirect heat at very low temperatures. ClassicThis BBQso-called "classic BBQ" accomplishes three important things: The long exposure to low heat renders most of the fat out of the meat. That same long
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Change: ), barbecue is “a method of cooking tougher cuts of meat very, very slowly at low temperatures (215 to 250ºF), with the heat source far away from the food,” or in other words, meat slow-cooked at very low temperatures in the dry indirect heat of wood coals.To half
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Change: BBQ,BBQ, a frequent champion on the barbecue-competition circuit and author of Dr. BBQ’s Big-Time Barbecue Cookbook), barbecue is “a method of cooking tougher cuts of meat very, very slowly at low
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Change: roast in the comparatively cool temperatures at the other, what you’re doing on your backyard BBQ grill is not classic BBQ. (See What BBQ butIs rather:Not)
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Change: What is BBQ? To purists such as Ray Lampe (aka Dr. BBQ, a frequent champion on the barbecue-competition circuit and author of Dr. BBQ’s Big-Time Barbecue Cookbook), barbecue is “a method of cooking tougher cuts of meat very,
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Change: An important point to establish early in our discussion is that your average backyard BBQ grill is not particularly well-suited for classic BBQ. Unless you
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