Arthur Bryant’s: Burnt Ends
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Arthur Bryant’s: Burnt Ends

When people mention or think of Kansas City barbecue, Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque is the BBQ joint that comes to mind first. Burnt ends are one of the best parts of the brisket and it has the potential to have fans of your backyard barbecue making sounds of satisfaction that you’ve never heard before. This recipe suggests making a sandwich or adding them to some baked beans, but honestly I enjoy serving… and eating…. them straight up. This makes for a great snack or clutch appetizer to bring to your next tailgate or backyard cookout.

If you plan to visit KC or lining up a BBQ joint tour, be sure to put this Kansas City institution on your list.

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Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q: Brisket
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Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q: Brisket

Fox Bros. BBQ Brisket draws people from all around the Atlanta area and beyond. This recipe is a pretty standard approach that you’ll see offered by many pitmasters, like Aaron Franklin. However, I’m pretty sure Fox Bros. uses their own proprietary rub, on their briskets.

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Wright’s Barbecue: Brisket
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Wright’s Barbecue: Brisket

While on the search for a good pork belly burnt end recipe I stumbled onto The Rocket Man. This recipe gave some pretty simple and direct guidance on smoking a brisket. While some of the nuances may differ, this one provides a pretty good outline to follow for your first few cooks.

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Goldee’s: Beef Ribs
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Goldee’s: Beef Ribs

Goldee’s BBQ opened in 2020 and debuted at the #1 spot of Texas Monthly Top 50 list in 2021. This group of 20-something pitmasters have learned from the best by working at the who’s who of the Texas Monthly Top 50.

Pitmaster Johny White started a youtube channel under Jirby BBQ to share tips and tricks that he uses at Goldee’s. Some of his thoughts run counter to conventional thinking. For example, he will add meat immediately to a smoke and allow the temp to rise as the fire builds versus waiting to get a good bed of coals going and the chamber at the desired temperature like most. I highly recommend watching this tutorial as you’ll surely learn something you didn’t know to help you with your next cook.

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