Smoke low and slow: Place ribs, bone-side down, on the grate and cook for 3.5–4 hours at 250–275°F, until the internal ...

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Smoke signals rise above a modest blue and white trailer in Portland, beckoning meat lovers from across the state with an irresistible siren call of post oak and rendering fat.

Piled generously on bread that’s substantial enough to hold the meat without overshadowing it, the pulled pork is the undisputed centerpiece. What elevates this creation from merely excellent to ...

Six chefs share their most creative ways to decrease food waste and save money and the environment all at once.

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As culinary preferences evolve over the years, many of the ingredients our grandmothers kept stocked in the pantry have quietly fallen out of favor.

Think great BBQ only lives in the South? These New York spots bring the heat, and the smoke, to prove otherwise.

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In addition to avoiding overcooking the pork, allowing it to rest after it comes off the grill lets the juices redistribute before cutting. Let the pork sit, covered for 3-5 minutes before serving.

Responding to a noticeable decline in pork sales over the past month, local farmers and industry representatives have announced an initiative dubbed “Pork To The Bone”. This campaign aims to ...