Smoked jalapeno poppers with Neese's sausage.
Chigger Willard

Smoked Jalapeno Poppers for Tailgate Party Time

When football season dawns across the United States, tailgate parties fill the schedule from Thursday through Monday night. Gameday menus can be as diverse as the gridiron teams and college colors we support. One sure-fire staple for every get together is the smoked jalapeno poppers.

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Food truck brisket trimmed, rubbed and cooked.
Chigger Willard

Brisket Food Truck Recipe Revealed!

Every day a wave of wheeled machines spills across the blacktops of the Carolinas. In the flood of food trucks, the bravest proprietors put brisket at the top of their barbecue food truck menu. How do you make brisket food truck style?

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Fourth of July ribs made with Iberian pork
Chigger Willard

Fourth of July Ribs for a British Barbecue

For the Fourth of July Holiday week, host Chigger Willard welcomes a low-and-slow barbecue expert living in Britain, Jim Ernst. He shares his tried-and-true recipe for his Fourth of July ribs – complete with British ingredient accommodations (Iberian pork!).

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Chigger Willard

The BBQ Fundraiser: Smoking Meat and Helping Others

If you’ve ever sat down with a plate of pulled pork and a group of people, you know a barbecue get-together can be the launching point for good things. In fact, when it comes to a community BBQ fundraiser, food is the foundation of doing good.

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Mayo BBQ sauce on beer can chicken breast.
Chigger Willard

Mayo BBQ Sauce? Alabama White Sauce Beats the Deep South Heat

Mayo BBQ Sauce? Even for an Alabaman raised in the Heart of Dixie, it seems strange. Spend a couple days in the swelter of the Deep South, you’ll get a lesson. And you’ll want something besides the saucy heat next to your pork or chicken. Alabama white sauce is that tangy alternative.

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Backyard barbecue staple: the Boston Butt
Chigger Willard

Backyard Barbecue Expert Shares His Secrets

When the last signs of winter finally fade, and the weather starts warming, the world is filled with new sights, sounds, and smells. The faint scent of chimneys is replaced by something sweeter wafting across the neighborhood. It’s backyard barbecue.  

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