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American Food Podcast
Ioan Elvis Sersea
The Art of American Barbecue
OCT 5, 20263 MIN
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Description
American barbecue is not just a cooking method — it is a philosophy, a culture, a religion. To understand American BBQ, you must first understand that in America, 'barbecue' does not mean cooking on a backyard grill. True American barbecue means cooking meat at low temperatures (225–250°F) for many hours — sometimes over 18 hours — using indirect wood smoke to create incredibly tender, flavorful results. Four great regional BBQ traditions compete for the title of America's finest: Kansas City, Texas, Memphis, and the Carolinas. Each is distinct, passionate, and utterly delicious.
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