SEEKING BBQ RESEARCH ASSISTANTS My next book will be on African American barbecue culture, and it’s going to be NEXT LEVEL. In order for that to happen, I’ll need to eat my way through the country as I once did to research soul food. I know, it’s a heavy burden to bear. During my soul […]
Let’s Diversify the Barbecue Hall of Fame!
Did you know that there is a “Barbecue Hall of Fame” (BHOF)? It’s been around since 2012, and they’ve had several inductee classes. Unfortunately, people of color and women are woefully underrepresented. This year, for the first time I believe, the BHOF seeks open nominations for the next inductee class. Here’s your chance to bring […]
BBQ Advisory–Smokin Yard’s BBQ–Part 2
This is a very belated post, but I hit Smokin Yard’s to check out the menu items that I didn’t get to the first time around. Here’s a quick rundown: Baby back ribs: great smoke, tender and good flavor. Probably the best thing that I had. Sweet potato fries: not greasy, thin fries. Baked […]
Spread the Word about this Edna Lewis Event in NYC on April 17th!
Edna Lewis: At the Table with an American Original Sara Franklin with Joe Yonan, Mashama Bailey and Nina Mbengue-Williams Edna Lewis (1916-2006) wrote some of America’s most lyrical and significant cookbooks, including the now classic The Taste of Country Cooking. She cooked and wrote as a means to explore her memories of childhood on a […]