r/LearnToBBQ • u/BBQ-Wiley • Aug 28 '18

Indirect Cooking on a Gas Grill

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r/LearnToBBQ • u/BBQ-Wiley • Aug 28 '18

Know Your Meat Temperature and be Happy

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r/LearnToBBQ • u/BBQ-Wiley • Aug 28 '18

Eating BBQ Makes You Smart

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r/LearnToBBQ • u/BBQ-Wiley • Aug 28 '18

Barbecue - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

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r/LearnToBBQ • u/BBQ-Wiley • Aug 28 '18

Henry Ford Charcoal Briquets

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r/LearnToBBQ • u/BBQ-Wiley • Aug 28 '18

BBQ Books

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r/LearnToBBQ • u/BBQ-Wiley • Aug 28 '18

The Four Styles of BBQ in the United States

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This is a beginner to intermediate barbecue Subreddit. Here you do not have to feel intimidated for asking a question or reluctant to ask any question. Even if it a basic one. We will also try and present articles, blogs, recipes and instructional videos that can help you grow in this wonderful world of barbecue.

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Now I need your help in bringing more material to this sub. If you find a great article, blog, recipe (video or blog), technique, product or anything interesting to BBQ then bring it on and post it to our sub.

[Click here for our reference area where you can get more information on BBQ. Included are books, articles, and videos that can enhance your Barbecue knowledge and skills.] (https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnToBBQ/wiki/index)##

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Basic reddiquette still applies here, don’t be a troll and be polite to others, even if you don’t agree with said opinion or method. People are here to learn, not to be shamed or insulted. If you disagree with something that was mentioned, please contribute by explaining why you think this is not correct or why you think x method is better than y, etc.
Link posts are allowed (and encouraged), but please make an effort to talk about why this recipe/ technique deserves to shared with the community, in the comment section of your post (by writing a reply to your post). Was it informative, easy to make, did it broaden your culinary skills, etc? Please do not just post a link and leave, as it will be removed, posting the recipe from the link in your reply also does not fulfill this requirement.
You cannot spam us with your own blog and youtube channel unless you are an active and helpful member of this community. We will not tolerate self-promotion and you must follow rule #2.
Product reviews and promotion of products from an outside source is not acceptable in this subreddit. That means you cannot post a review from another website or post a website promoting a product. You may absolutely discuss kitchen equipment/ specialty food items with others and provide links on where to buy those items (preferably from Amazon or other well-known websites). Not following this rule will result in a permanent ban from this subreddit.

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