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This brisket is smoked long-and-low for perfect, meltingly-tender results.
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Ultra tender, juicy Slow Cooker Beef Brisket smothered in a homemade BBQ Sauce. Slow cooker, pressure cooker or stove - then caramelise on the BBQ or oven!
Barbecue: Pastrami
The taste was even better than its good looks. The meat had the exact salty, spicy, smoky flavor you'd expect from a good pastrami, and eating it hot off the smoker was an incredible treat. (Now you understand why I was making that beer mustard earlier this week.)
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While previous attempts at barbecued short ribs have been so-so, this latest batch done with just a simple rub let the natural flavor of the beef and smoke against a tender meat take center stage and made them irresistible.
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Smoky Barbecue Beans
These barbecue beans are deeply spiced with paprika, cumin, and plenty of black pepper, and given added depth with dried red chiles. Chunks of smoked meat (sausage, leftover barbecue, or whatever else you have on hand) add a campfire fragrance to round them out.
Smoky Pulled Barbecue Chicken
Smoky, juicy, tender, and flavored with a carefully calibrated homemade sauce, this pulled barbecue chicken is way better than just about any version we've ever had before.

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Barbecue: Burnt Ends

A while back, my partner in barbecue crime here at SE, James Boo, wrote an amazing piece on burnt ends, and why they're so delicious. Though it already thoroughly covers their history and role in this world, I'll just tell you that they're so good, you'll want more than just the few trimmed off a whole smoked brisket. Luckily, there's an easy solution to that.

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