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Extreme Barbecue Smokin Rigs And 100 Real Good Recipes Dan Huntley Lisa Grace Lednicer

SKU: BELL-10841360

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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Extreme Barbecue Smokin Rigs And 100 Real Good Recipes Dan Huntley Lisa Grace Lednicer instant download after payment.

Publisher: Chronicle Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.92 MB

Pages: 302

Author: Dan Huntley; Lisa Grace Lednicer

ISBN: 9781452133102, 1452133107

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Extreme Barbecue Smokin Rigs And 100 Real Good Recipes Dan Huntley Lisa Grace Lednicer by Dan Huntley; Lisa Grace Lednicer 9781452133102, 1452133107 instant download after payment.

This cookbook and travelogue profiles daringly inventive grill masters with “colorful characters, inventive techniques and lip-smacking food” (Publishers Weekly, starred review).
Twenty whole chickens bathed in garlic on a rig that resembles a cast-iron satellite dish . . . this is Extreme Barbecue, a tribute to the derring-do behind the craziest grilling contraptions in the country. Through in-depth profiles, outrageous photographs, and nearly one hundred personal recipes, this unique cookbook exalts in unprecedented cooking techniques and junkyard serendipity.
These devices range from the Zen-like simplicity of a tin can on two heated flat stones to an awe-inspiring two-story mobile smoker complete with winding staircase. Whether it’s a front-end loader serving as a grilling rig in Kansas City or a 4,500-pound mobile bread baker in Portland, Oregon, this is BBQ like you’ve never seen—or tasted—before.