You don’t need a backyard grill to enjoy great barbecue. Let one of these pitmasters from a Redding meat market or grocery store cook a tri-tip, chicken and more to mouth-watering perfection. C.J.
Discover BBQ lingo in California that can confuse outsiders, but locals understand every word and take their smoked meats ...
Tri-tip is a cut of beef you occasionally see as a special on Texas barbecue joint menus. It’s a tough sell – both literally and figuratively. Compared to brisket, tri-tip is leaner and has what ...
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