I’ve never made asian-style ribs, but when I do, I think I’ll probably try something like these Nine Dragon Ribs.
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The Anchor Bar in Superior, Wisconsin serves perhaps my favorite burger. The place has a unique ambiance, charmingly surly service and a great selection of burgers. They also have awesome fries; they slice up fresh potatoes right before they get fried. Added bonus: a burger only costs $2.50!
Travel & Leisure magazine profiles America’s Best BBQ Restaurants.

Don’t mess with Texas – Now that’s one serious smoker!
Smoking 101 (PDF) – a presentation covering all the basics of smoking and barbecue.
Check out this classy sausage handle for the mini Big Green Egg.
Smokers Welcome: Try This at Home. I read this article with complete apathy– until the last sentence.
Don’t wan’t to cough up hundreds of dollars for a Big Green Egg? Try the poor man’s Egg: the flowerpot cooker/smoker.
Connecticut, Wisonsin or Texas? Birthplace of the Burger is disputed.
The Smokin’ Photo Journal has extensive visual victuals for your viewing pleasure, complete with narration.
Precision barbeque hardware from Lawn Ranger.
The New York Times recently published an article on Silkie Chicken entitled “Now, a Chicken in Black”. I’d never heard of this type of Chicken, but I’ll definitely try it if/when I come across it.
Grillin’ on Green Onions… A suggestion to grill porkchops on a bed of green onions. Sounds good, I’ll have to try this sometime.
It’s getting cold finally – apparently someone is Eggin’ in temps as low as -38°F with “windshield“. They must not use the wind-chill index much at lower lattitudes.
The Naked Whiz has just posted a comprehensive table comparing features of the BBQ Guru Competetitor and Rock’s The Stoker.
When I need to find quick inspiration and get the gastric juices flowing, I stop by this â”Barby Q Porn” photoblog to see what Rick has been cookin up.
Soon after I got my Egg, it became apparent I needed a table for maximum Eggin’ satisfaction. I was going to use the standard plans, but after seeing these beauties, I think I will reconsider.
Eggin’ Elsewhere
Green Eggs and Hamburgers: The Cult of the Big Green Egg featured in the New York Times.
Dave’s Ghost Pepper Naga Jolokia Hot Sauce, reviewed.
If my Bittman post wasn’t enough. You’re sure to get your fill from the New York Times’ Grilling Recipes. I need another stomach.
The Royal Masonic Illuminati Skeleton Priory of Big Green Eggs. Get your Big Green Egg photo fix here.
Bacon Explosion: The BBQ Sausage Recipe of all Recipes. Lord have mercy.
This breaded grilled “almost fried” chicken wings recipe is easy and delicious!
CNN: Grill, baby, grill: BBQ competitions are hot
The Burger Lab at AHT has done some research and has come up with instructions on re-creating NYC’s famous Shake Shack burgers at home. Many details are covered including the bun, the meat blend, toppings, sauce and assembly.
Burger David vs. burger Goliath: Eden Prarie, MN burger joint, Lion’s Tap, files a lawsuit against McDonald’s for ripping off their established “Who’s Your Patty?” slogan.