Walsh delivers both a practical cookbook and a guided tour of Texas barbecue lore, giving readers straightforward advice right from the pit masters themselves. Their time-honored tips, along with 85 closely guarded recipes, reveal a lip-smacking feast of smoked meats, savory side dishes, and an awesome array of mops, sauces, and rubs. Photos.

Master the art of barbecue with expert-backed recipes and guidance This comprehensive barbecue and grilling cookbook gives you the tricks, tips, and recipes to create finger-licking goodness in your backyard—from American classics to international favorites. You'll get insider info on how to maximize the flavor of different cuts of meat, vegetables, rubs, and marinades, with "Secret Sauce" tips for every recipe. With this barbecue cookbook, you'll be grilling and smoking like a pro in no time. Fall-off-the-bone recipes—Discover 100 different recipes organized by protein, plus dedicated chapters on appetizers, sides, rubs, marinades, and sauces. Barbecue 101—Learn the ins and outs of every BBQ cooking technique—from low-and-slow smoking to hot-and-fast grilling. Equipment guides—Ensure perfect results every time with pointers for keeping your equipment clean and performing at its best. Find everything you need to hone your craft with this complete BBQ cookbook.

Now summer is upon us most of us will be getting the barbecues out and using them once more. There are many benefits to be had from cooking food on a barbecue rather than in the kitchen. When you cook food on a barbecue it seems to tastes much nicer. The reason for this being that the intense heat produced by a barbecue helps to actually caramelize the exterior of the food. A barbecue not only helps to actually make food look more appetizing by turning the food a golden brown color, but also you'll find it helps to bring out more of the foods flavor. Of course if you'd like your food to taste even more wonderful adding some wood chips to it can prove extremely useful. You'll often find using a barbecue can prove more convenient but also easy to use. Once assembled you simply need to light the charcoal or turn on the gas supply and leave it for a little while to heat up. Most people think barbecues have only been designed for cooking all sorts of meat and fish on them. Yet there are plenty of models now available that allow you to cook a whole array of foods including vegetables as well. Furthermore you'll find when it comes to barbecuing food you have a lot more cooking methods you can utilize. As well as cooking food by direct heat or indirect heat you can also cook your food using smoking and rotisserie methods as well. Plus of course you'll find barbecues enable you to cook meals for the family that are much healthier. However rather than sticking with the usual sausage and burgers why not consider trying out some of the recipes we offer in this book.

Delicious slow-smoked barbecue is a star-spangled American specialty, and there's nobody who knows how to put a barbecue smile on people's faces like Ray Lampe, the barbecue chef better known as Dr. BBQ. In Dr. BBQ's Big-Time Barbecue Cookbook, Ray shows every backyard chef how to bring the slow-smoked goodness of real barbecue to the table with a minimum of fuss and a maximum of finger-lickin' goodness. In chapters devoted to equipment, tools, and fuel, he shows readers how easy it is to prepare authentic barbecue with the best rubs, marinades, and mops this side of Arthur Bryant's. Dr. BBQ parts with some of his most treasured recipes so that your picnic table can groan with the likes of: Dr. BBQs Big-Time Competition Brisket Dirty Dick's Cajun Ribeye Roast Meat Loaf for Lisa Marie Kansas City--Style Pork Butt Backyard Championship Ribs Chicago-Style Rib Tips Cured and Pecan-Smoked King Salmon Dr. BBQ's Sweet and Spicy Pork Loin Paradise Ridge Stuffed Lobster Sherry Butter Turkey Pork Chops Rancheros In a book filled with great recipes, surefire techniques, and tall tales from the barbecue trail, Dr. BBQ brings the best of American barbecue to you and your family.

Just about anyone can grill a burger or steak without a cookbook, but rotisserie grilling is tricky. The Rotisserie Grilling Cookbook is your secret weapon. With everyday grilling, most people cook things with roughly even thickness and they can tell when the meats are done just by eyeballing them. Consider something bigger, like a leg of lamb, a whole turkey, or a full pork shoulder, and you have a problem--most grills will completely char the outside long before the inside is cooked to a safe temperature. The solution: get a rotisserie. The Rotisserie Grilling Cookbook shows how to set up, maintain, use and troubleshoot a rotisserie spit. It includes 105 recipes to expand your outdoor cooking repertoire, including a dry-brined Thanksgiving turkey, a whole country ham for other holidays, a whole chicken, duck, game hens, and big cuts like a beef ribeye roast or a leg of lamb. Beyond the meat recipes that are the core of the book, it includes rubs, glazes, and mops that are specifically crafted for long, slow cooking over a rotisserie, and even some ideas, like a spit-roasted whole pineapple, from beyond the world of poultry and meats.

Authentic, easy-to-prepare Texas beef and BBQ recipes from Baseball Hall of Famer and cattle rancher Nolan Ryan. Legendary pitcher Nolan Ryan grew up in Texas and early on developed a passion for cattle ranching that rivaled his interest in baseball. His first cookbook offers 75 recipes for sizzling T-bone and rib-eye steaks, mouthwatering burgers, slow-cooked barbecue ribs, and more. Working with chef Cristobal Vazquez, Nolan presents a fresh take on the Tex-Mex standards of his childhood. The book includes family recipes for Sunday roasts and brisket, savory side dishes, and a few favorite desserts as well, including Ruth Ryan's Special Occasion Carrot Cake. In the accompanying texts Nolan shares his love of the food of the Southwest and the lessons he's learned in a remarkable career in baseball and in cattle ranching.

The Green Barbecue Cookbook is a collection of mouthwatering vegetarian recipes, all of which are cooked with fire. From grilling directly onto fire to cooking with indirect fire, it covers everything that you need to know about making great food over the flame. Try a Quinoa and Sweet Potato Burger or a Pizza with Pumpkin and Chanterelles, paired with Oven-Baked Onions and Deep-Fried Sweet Potato Crisps. Plus, you can even try your hand at cocktail recipes, such as Smoky Pineapple Sour and Sangritas. With atmospheric photography and charming illustrations, Martin’s approach to meat-free cooking is anything but boring.