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I love all things Steven Raichlen and with this book, you can take your grill right around the world, trying everything from South African Spiced Snapper to Portuguese Piri-Piri Sauce (not for the faint-hearted).
Multi-award-winning author Steven Raichlen, famed for his extensive collection of cookbooks and TV shows, will take you through every step of the smoking process from types of smokers and the subtly different flavors of various woods, to the techniques of brining, rubs and marinades.
Barbecue is all about variables: the weather, the wood, the meat, the pit, and of course the cook! In this cookbook, Franklin expertly harnesses these mysteries and helps guide the reader to their own unique success at the smoker.
Learn it from the legend. Big Bob Gibson was grilling up a storm back in 1925 and now his great-grandson-in-law, Chris Lilly, a world champion pitmaster in his own right, has recorded all his wisdom and lore in this entertaining and inspirational cookbook.
Mike entertains as well as teaches his readers. Part-cookbook, part coffee-table book, this collection makes a great gift for the griller who loves the culture and regional differences as well as the food of barbecue.
Clearly I am a net head. That's how you and I met, right here on the interwebs. In fact, I first started publishing online in the 1980s, long before anyone ever typed www on purpose. We launched AmazingRibs.com in 2005 and since then we have built it into the largest and most popular BBQ and grilling website in the world. But print is not dead yet! Humans are linear learners and learning is so much easier from a book with a beginning, middle, and end than by jumping around from link to link. If you doubt it, may I present a stack of dead tree slices that proves it: "Meathead, The Science of Great Barbecue and Grilling" co-authored by Yours Truly, Meathead Goldwyn, and Prof. Greg Blonder, PhD, with a Foreword by J. Kenji Lopez-Alt. It was named one of the "100 Best Cookbooks of All Time" by Southern Living magazine and was a New York Times Best Seller. You can order now with the buttons below.
With 400 pages and more than 400 of my photographs plus color illustrations, there is new material and new recipes not on this website, and the whole thing is organized so that you can sit down in an easy chair and flow from start to finish. The first half of the book emphasizes concepts, science, technique, tips, and tools. The second half is 118 recipes demonstrating the concepts. Along the way we shatter the myths that stand in the way of perfection. To become a pitmaster or grillmaster, or even if your goal is to simply improve your cooking, nothing is more crucial than understanding the science behind the interaction of food, fire, heat, and smoke. The price can easily be justified if it keeps you from messing up one dinner. Prof. Blonder and I are very proud of this book and I know it will make you, or someone who gets it as a gift, a better cook, indoors or out. But wait! There's more! When you buy the book you get a free 90-day membership in our Pitmaster Club!
"This is the book barbecue nerds have been waiting for. Good news for anyone who, like me, longs to understand the science of grilling and barbecue -- the thermodynamics of heat transfer, the chemistry of the smoke ring, and what makes a char-grilled steak so g*&@%# delicious. And notice I said "understand," not just "read about," for Meathead's gift lies not just in factual accuracy, but in being able to distill complex subjects to their most essential, applicable core in a manner that is a genuine pleasure to read. You'll laugh out loud at his metaphors. You'll see conventions challenged, techniques elucidated, and myths busted, and you'll have a wildly fun time in the process." J. Kenji Lopez-Alt is the Managing Culinary Director of my favorite cooking website, SeriousEats.com. His book, The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science won a James Beard Award and was named Cookbook of the Year by the International Association of Culinary Professionals.
"Goldwyn knows his stuff and is willing to share. He spends so much time on the whys and how-tos (it's not at all boring, trust me) that the recipes don't begin until halfway into the book. Only one outdoor cooking book this summer? Make it 'Meathead.'" Bill Daley, Chicago Tribune
"The ultimate compilation of the science of barbecue. One would be hard-pressed to have a single question or curiosity that is not answered within the pages of this book." Linda Orrison, President, National Barbecue Association, 2015-2016
"As a former scientist, I am thrilled to see a cookbook that is more than just a collection of recipes. Meathead has clearly and simply explained the science of live-fire cooking. Many old myths are debunked as well. I predict it will be lovingly battered and greasy from years of serious use." Bruce Aidells, author of The Great Meat Cookbook
"Recipes can get you cooking; proper techniques can get you cooking well. But only understanding the underlying science can make you a smarter cook. And that's what makes this book required reading." Barry Sorkin, Owner and Pitmaster, Smoque BBQ, Chicago
"I bought your book after joining The Pitmaster Club, and I love it. You explain the science of BBQ simply and clearly without ever talking down to the reader. You also follow the same conservative spirit on food safety that I personally advocate, such as warning against mechanical tenderizing. And your stance on removing salt from rubs made me ecstatically happy. I've been recommending your book without reservation to everyone that I meet who likes to BBQ." Douglas Baldwin, PhD Scientist, ChefSteps
"I'm embarrassed to admit how many cooking myths I thought were true. Meathead and his team of scientists and food fanatics sever barbecue fact from fiction to make us better cooks, backed by science. Learn what's happening at every stage of cooking, from marinating to the last flame lick on the grill." Jaden Hair, Publisher of SteamyKitchen.com and author of The Steamy Kitchen Cookbook and Steamy Kitchen's Healthy Asian Favorites
"A wonderful book filled with years and years of trial and error with many meats and techniques. A compilation/study of everything that affects your meats taste and texture." Charlie McKenna, Chef Owner of Lillie's Q, LQ Chicken Shack, and Dixie in Chicago
"Full of well-researched science and addictively readable, easy-to-follow explanations, this is my kind of book the best one I've seen on barbecue." Grant Crilly, chef and co-founder of ChefSteps, Inc.
"Barbecuing is a subject that arouses strong opinions and you won't find many that are stronger than Meathead Goldwyn's. The difference is that he has the evidence to back them up. Anyone from a backyard burger king to a competition smoker is likely to learn something from this book." Russ Parsons, Author of How to Read a French Fry and How to Pick a Peach
"I've had Meathead for two months and not a day has passed that I have not referred to it. It's loaded with all the information you need to make a decision about which type of grill or smoker will suit your own unique needs, guides us through grill and smoker setup, fuel types (wood, gas, charcoal, etc.), and methods of cooking, and gives us the how-tos and the what fors that are so often glossed over or simply overlooked in other books. There's so much information, I discover something new at every glance, including the scientific side of things imparted by the great Prof. Greg Blonder, who busts generations-old barbecue myths and provides actual facts as opposed to wives' tales. Did I mention that Meathead contains recipes? These are good, solid recipes for nearly ANYTHING that benefits from the marriage of fire and smoke. I love his Bacon and Onion Jam. I use his Meathead's Memphis Dust and his Last Meal Ribs all the time. If you cherish the ancient ritual of fire and meat, then this book is essential to your very existence." Larry Noak, Leites Culinaria
"Foundational in understanding how to make barbecue... Don't be scared of the science. Goldwyn writes plainly and with humor... Nor is the book dense with text. Lots of photos and illustrations break up the words, which themselves are broken into digestible tidbits. 'Meathead' with its exacting experimentation, gives novices and pros alike a lot of information to up their game." Jim Shahin, Washington Post
"The first 200 or so pages of the book could be viewed as a 'textbook,' for lack of a better word, but it explains many elementary theories and concepts that can help both beginning and more experienced barbecuers." Patricia Talorico, Delaware News Journal
"Goldwyn dispenses with the hogwash in a highly readable style, including recipe headnotes that are funny and personal. The end result is a book that gives you great recipes, but also shows exactly why the recipe works the way it does." Grant Butler, The Oregonian
"Explores the complexity of heat, meat, and smoke in the first half of his book, with a sense of humor sharper than his nickname suggests and a stack of scientific research provided by physicist Greg Blonder." Publisher's Weekly 2b1af7f3a8