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EP33: Adapt or Die (How to Cook Without Going Broke)

1h 35m · Fire and Grain · 20 Oct 18:48

The guys give a "BBQ Industry" update from the food side and the equipment side, and then jump right into the real applicable stuff - how to adapt in this changing meat environment. Including

  • cooking off cuts
  • home butchering primals
  • finding hard to find stuff
  • utilizing new cuts for old recipes

They also touch on some summer trends, good and bad, and mixed method grilling.

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