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Wordless Wednesday: 4/27/2011

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Sushi The Low & Slow Way

I have had this idea of fusing traditional sushi make techniques with old school American BBQ foods.  I mentioned my ideas to my friends, Al Santa Catalina and Jeff Davis who own Tokyo Fro’s Rocking Sushi Bar and AJ’s Eatery and much to my surprise they thought I had a couple of good ideas.  They

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Mission Impossible: Repurpose The McRib

“Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to repurpose the incredibily popular McRib that has reappeared in restaurants across the Country. As always, should any member of the BBQ Grail Force become incompassitated or captured the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions…”

There may not be a fast food item

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Phat Matt is where it's at!

I ate lunch this week at Phat Matt’s BBQ in Oakland, California and there is no way I can get around the fact that this review is going to sound like an advertisement.  I’ve been thinking about writing this review for a couple of days and I have no idea how to get around the

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Road Trip: Pat's BBQ in SLC

I’ve wanted to eat at Pat’s BBQ in Salt Lake City ever sinse seeing the restaurant on “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” on the Food Network.  I’m not sure what it was about the show that made this a must eat at place for me, but I knew the next time I was in SLC I

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Pulled Pork Tamales

Growing up in San Diego I looked forward to tamales at Christmas time.  There can’t be a better tamale in the world than one made with low and slow smoked pulled pork.  The following pictures and instructions are courtesy of Blues-N-Cues BBQ Concessions & Catering at http://blues-n-cuesbbq.com.

Start with a pork butt rubbed with

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Not Your Momma’s Hot Pocket!

Last week Celeste, my sweet wife, and I were watching “The Best Thing I Ever Ate” on the Food Network.  The episode was on BBQ and one of the hosts was eating at a Chinese restaurant with BBQ Pork Buns.  Celeste and I almost at the same time came up with the idea that we

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