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What is barbecue (American sense)?
Low-and-slow cooking with smoke at indirect heat over many hours.
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What is barbecue (American sense)?
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What is the difference between grilling and barbecue?
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What are the four classic American BBQ regions?
Low-and-slow cooking with smoke at indirect heat over many hours.
Grilling is hot/fast over direct heat; BBQ is low/slow with smoke.
Memphis, Kansas City, Carolinas (NC, SC), Texas.
Brisket with simple salt-and-pepper rub.
Whole hog or pork shoulder with vinegar-based sauce.
Burnt ends, sweet tomato-based sauce.
Pork ribs, dry-rubbed or wet-sauced.
Cooking at 225-275°F (107-135°C) for hours.
Cooking at 350°F+ to speed up, sometimes used for beef.
Heat source not under the food; the entire smoker or grill heats the chamber.
Food placed directly over heat source for searing.
A plateau in meat temperature during cooking, around 150-170°F.
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