Barbecue Party Guide 

Low and slow is the name of the game. No matter what you’re cooking―whether it’s beef, pork, or poultry―our tips will have you serving up ’cue like a pro.

Smoky Barbecue Recipes

Light the coals of your next outdoor gathering with these tasty main dishes.

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Smoked Brisket

Smoked Brisket

Smoking makes for take-it-easy cooking. Smoke from the wood chips wraps food in a blanket, sealing in the natural juices. It's an easy process, but it isn't quick. If you don't have a smoker, your grill with a lid and a pan of water works well. The liquid in the water pan keeps foods moist. To achieve that wood-smoked flavor, purchase hickory and mesquite chips found near the charcoal in most grocery stores.

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