Dear Dr. BBQ, I am glad I found this site ad I love your book. The only cookbook I have read cover to cover. Anyway, in a few rub recipes you refer to granulated brown sugar. I have looked in specialty shops and the sort all around town and can not seem to find it. Could you point me in …
Lump? Briquettes? What’s the Difference?
Q: Dr. BBQ, I’ve read a lot about charcoal being made out of wood and plywood scraps. Is this true? What is the best kind of charcoal to use? –Cheryl Oakland. A: Hi Cheryl, There are two main types of charcoal, lump and the more common briquettes. Lump charcoal is partially burned wood and briquettes …
Sauce Can’t Replace a Good Rub
Q: Dr. BBQ, How much of an impact on flavor do you think a rub has, considering the fact that I am saucing the meat at the end? Lee Fraser Malden, Mass. A: Hi Lee, I think it has a big impact because of the caramelization that occurs during the cooking process. Think of it …
BBQ TV in Australia?
Q: Cheers, Dr. BBQ: Hey, we just watched the marathon of the All Stars on pay TV here in Australia and are INSPIRED. Do you know of any such events held here in Australia or can you bring your team over and test us out yourself? Regards from an Aussie BBQ wannabee, Rebecca A: Hi Rebecca, That’s very cool, …
How to Cook Brats
Q: Dear Dr. BBQ, What is the best way to prepare brats for outdoor cooking? –Ted in Cincinnati A: Hi Ted, I have spent many afternoons in Wisconsin researching this subject over a few Old Style beers. My technique isn’t exactly the common one but it is similar and involves the same ingredients: brats, beer, onions …