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There is an old saying in the pitmaster community: if you are looking, you aren’t cooking. It takes patience, discipline, and a willingness to stand over a wall of intense, radiating heat to make something beautiful out of a tough piece of meat. Interestingly enough, those are the exact same traits required to survive a ...

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Every casual backyard barbecue follows a familiar, comforting script. A cold drink rests in one hand, a pair of tongs handles the grill, and a plume of lazy white smoke drifts across the lawn. The meat is declared finished whenever it looks sufficiently charred, and your friends instantly crown you a culinary god because the ...

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You rig up three different wireless meat probes, monitor thermal graphs on your phone like a day trader, and stress over a two-degree temperature spike for eight hours – only to end up with a pile of shredded meat that has the texture of a vintage wool sweater. It is a heartbreak unique to the ...

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Few things make getting out of bed easier than the promise of a hot, cheesy breakfast waiting in the kitchen. Working in hospitality teaches you that clients rarely look back on the complex garnishes or the origami napkins. What they do remember is that first bite of crispy potatoes, melted cheese, and savory breakfast goodness. ...

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At four o’clock in the morning, the stars are still out and the air is crisp. While the rest of the neighborhood is fast asleep, you are standing alone in the backyard under a rising halo of wood smoke. You have got a massive, twelve-pound beef brisket resting on the cutting board, looking about as ...

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