Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
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Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books? tips, recipe's etc. 
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Re: Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
I'll be honest, I've bought several and read none. Everything I've learned is from reading online and experience. I will get round to reading the books one day though... honest 
Re: Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
Wicked Good Barbecue is a good book - Some great tips/recipes for comp-style BBQ as well as plenty of inventive ideas for other things you can do - Pigs Ear Terrine or Foie Gras stuffed smoked Meatloaf anybody?
Re: Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
I have a few, my favourites are:
Big bob gibsons bbq book.
Smoke and spice.
The barbecue bible.
Wicked good bbq is good and has lots of inventive recipes. But it's more of a competition book, the recipes have a lot of ingredients and steps. I've not cooked anything from it yet, but I have promised myself I will.
The books have some great recipes in, and also basic guides on getting into smoking if you're a rookie. But spend some time reading the right sites (tvwbb.com, amazingribs.com) and you can learn a huge amount about techniques, methods and recipes without buying any books.
Though I do enjoy the historical bbq information shared in the books.
Big bob gibsons bbq book.
Smoke and spice.
The barbecue bible.
Wicked good bbq is good and has lots of inventive recipes. But it's more of a competition book, the recipes have a lot of ingredients and steps. I've not cooked anything from it yet, but I have promised myself I will.
The books have some great recipes in, and also basic guides on getting into smoking if you're a rookie. But spend some time reading the right sites (tvwbb.com, amazingribs.com) and you can learn a huge amount about techniques, methods and recipes without buying any books.
Though I do enjoy the historical bbq information shared in the books.
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CyderPig
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Re: Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
Hi
Peace love and BBQ is a fantastic book.
Si
Peace love and BBQ is a fantastic book.
Si
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Re: Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
May I proffer for the intellectuals out there "faranheight 451"
Cheers
Tiny
Cheers
Tiny
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Re: Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
Tiny wrote:May I proffer for the intellectuals out there "faranheight 451"
Cheers
Tiny
Gotta love that answer!!! Tiny strikes again
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Re: Can Anyone Recommend good Smoking Books?
I got Raichlan's planet barbecue. Really like it. Some great ideas and flavours in there. On the back of that I got the Barbecue Bible and have been a bit disappointed. I'd say that this place isn't too bad for conventional ideas though!