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I have a great BBQ library, but I'm always looking for ideas. What's your favorite book and why?
bigwheel said:Couldn't live without my Smoke n Spice book. It's the holy writ of bbq in my view at least recipe wise. Now how he come up with them goofy cook times and temps I aint sure. Now I did see Emeril one day recommending pulled pork to go to 160 or 170 or some equally insane figger...so I am sure them pro book writers and Food TV gurus aint as smart as they think they are sometimes. They sometimes dont get the wheat and chaff in separate piles Now I aint never seen Alton Brown give out dumb advice. I guess that is why I like him nearly as good as Rachel Ray. She sure got a nice smile and *utt in my book. I dont see how she carries all that stuff at one time
bigwheel
ps..She makes the Best Stoup in Town. Ought to try her Herbs de Provencial sometime. She aint just a purty set of teeth and coola.
Hmm. The title page shows that it's written by Cheryl Alters Jamison (senior author) and Bill Jamison (junior author). Shouldn't that be "how she come up with"? But yes, I agree with you, they've got some killer recipes. The pepper-heavy Southern Succor Rub (in The Renowned Mr Brown) is my very favorite butt rub.bigwheel said:Couldn't live without my Smoke n Spice book. It's the holy writ of bbq in my view at least recipe wise. Now how he come up with them goofy cook times and temps I aint sure.