Good BBQ Cookbook

[CelisHorn]

I use Dr. BBQ's Big-Time BBQ Cookbook all the time. For those looking for a good buy, check this one out. It has great recipes for almost anything: beef brisket, ribs, pork butt, loin, poultry, fish, and includes a bunch of recipes for different rubs and sauces. Anyone else have anything they use?

 

[Brisketexan]

"Legends of Texas Barbecue." It is about Texas barbecue only, and no frills -- no fish, that sort of thing.

That said, it is a life-changing book. Almost every question I have ever seen asked about BBQ on Hornfans has an answer that can be found in that book.

 

[flaco]

What BrisketTexas said. I love my stained, dog-eared copy.

 

[CelisHorn]

I'll have to pick that up.

 

[Steel Shank]

What BT said. It is one bad mofo.

 

[HornGrandioso]

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[idigTexas]

Legends...yep.

 

[MaximumBarnes]

I'm a big fan of "Hornfans.com".

 

[WaywardHorn]

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[Smoky Brisket]

Robb Walsh also has a Tex-Mex book similar to Legends. It's not quite as good, but still worth picking up, btw.

 

[GakFoo]

i ordered the Legends cookbook based on the reccomendations here. still making my way thorugh it but what i have read is great

 

[HornGrandioso]

In re GakFoo getting the book because of the thread:

Seriously everyone, how genius are threads like this?

I ordered a book on investing last week and today I am picking up a zydeco CD (Clifton Chenier [sp?]) at Best Buy on the way home. Both actions were recommendations from Hornfans and will surely not disappoint.

 

[dahorns]

the history discussed in LoBBQ is interesting., also.

 

[DCLonghorn]

I just ordered it!

 

[BNB]

I got the TEX-MEX book for christmas, and it is great. I will have to put this on my birthday list.