
Charles Dowd of Uncle Billy's in Austin, Texas, shares tips for low-and-slow barbecue using a smoker. You might not have an industrial gas-fired wood-burning smoker (or maybe you do!) but a charcoal smoker will do the trick. A peppery spice rub add lots of flavor yet is easy on the heat but feel free to kick it up as you like. Once the chicken gets smoking, enjoy the next 3-4 hours reading a book, chilling in a hammock, or just waiting for the flavorful result.
Influenced by the cooking of his mom and dad, both creative home cooks, Charles Dowd realized early on that cooking was in the genes. His fascination with the science of food, and how certain ingredients are able to meld successfully, steered Charles in the direction of barbecue. He's totally up to the challenge of taking the toughest cuts of meat and turning them into slow-cooked, flavor-packed, intense BBQ at Uncle Billy's in Austin, Texas.
Charles Dowd of Uncle Billy's in Austin, Texas, shares tips for low-and-slow barbecue using a smoker. You might not have an industrial gas-fired wood-burning smoker (or maybe you do!) but a charcoal smoker will do the trick. A peppery spice rub add lots of flavor yet is easy on the heat but feel free to kick it up as you like. Once the chicken gets smoking, enjoy the next 3-4 hours reading a book, chilling in a hammock, or just waiting for the flavorful result.
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