Wrapping meat in paper for smoking is a popular technique that'll help you achieve a tender, flavorful barbecue. You won't use it on every item that goes into the smoker, but it's especially common ...

These smoked beef short ribs are rich, cozy, and built for cold-weather cooking. Low and slow smoke builds flavor first, then a red wine braise finishes them until fall-apart tender, with a deeply ...

TAMPA (BLOOM) – When it comes to achieving the perfect smoked meat, seasoned pitmasters know that butcher paper can be a game-changer. This traditional technique, with roots in Central Texas barbecue, ...

These smoked beef back ribs are seasoned with a bold salt, pepper, and garlic rub, slow-smoked until tender, and finished with a rich, smoky bark. Perfect for barbecue lovers, they deliver deep, beefy ...

SEGUIN – Get fired up about a pink piece of paper because it will change your grilling game. If you have ever wondered why your barbecue comes wrapped in paper, then this tip from the pit will leave ...

The practice of smoking meats dates back centuries, but the use of butcher paper in this process is most closely associated with Central Texas barbecue. Influential pitmasters, such as Aaron Franklin ...