Dr. BBQ, As a Big Green Egg aficionado and owner, I’ve struggled to find a book on grilling and smoking specifically on the Egg. Having just seen your profile and information in the 2007 Sizzle magazine and having found your web site and evident faithfulness in the Egg, have you written any books or have any recommendations on cooking with …
The History of Barbecue
Q: Dear Dr. BBQ, I’m a university professor and I teach Industrial Design in Brazil. I’m having a little problem finding out about the history of barbecue. We are trying to understand the history of grills to make a new grill design, something to use inside the home, but it”s impossible to find books, sites or magazines to give …
Try Charcoal
Q: Hey Dr. BBQ, Do you have any suggestions on how I can maintain a longer hotter burn in my fire box? The typical recipes call for 200-220°F for 6-8 hours, and it seems like I need to check or add additional fuel each half hour which sometimes makes the temperature drop below the recommended temperature. I am currently …
To Oil or Not to Oil?
Q: Dr. BBQ, I have a new BBQ with stainless steel grills. I have heard of people “oiling” the grill prior to cooking on it. What do you recommend? –Jim A: Hi Jim, I don’t generally oil the grids unless I’m cooking fish, because it’s so delicate. If you get the grids good and hot before …
Invest in a Platesetter
Q: Dr. BBQ,First things first! Your new book, Dr. BBQ’s Big Time Barbecue Cookbook, is the best on the market. Absolutely terrific! I read it cover to cover…and am now in pursuit of the perfect ribs. I started off with the Big-Time Championship ribs using a medium-size Big Green Egg—cooking just one slab. A couple of questions: Can I assume …