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The sausage sizzle is a time-honoured tradition, and that’s for damn good reason. But there are occasions when it just doesn’t cut it, and it’s those moments that we want to help you level up, taking your BBQ game from being an overcooked mess to a medium-rare delight.
From the gear you need to quite literally cook up a feast, to the added extras that are often forgotten but, in our opinions, are crucial we’ve rounded up a few of the best (and simplest) ways to ensure your next BBQ is top tier, God-level status.
1. The BBQ itself is key
How do you like your chicken wings? Saucy and spicy? Crispy and sweet?
Spicy Buffalo-style chicken wings date back to 1964 when a bar owner in Buffalo, New York, according to lore, got a shipment of wings she didn t order. Not wanting the meat to go to waste, Teressa Bellissimo tossed them in hot sauce and served them with blue cheese dressing and celery.
That s a tidy origin story for a dish that surely has a more complex history, particularly when you account for all the fried chicken wings served throughout the South, but the interesting part of the story, for me, is why wings have grown into the staple they ve become.
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How to cook with Big Red soda: Smoked pork ribs, pulled pork sandwiches and sweet and sour chicken
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Big Red soda is used to cook an assortment of chicken, ribs and pulled pork by Chuck Blount at Chuck’s Food Shack.Lisa Krantz /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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Chuck Blount bastes ribs on the smoker at his home with a glaze based with the popular Big Red soda.Lisa Krantz /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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An assortment Big Red ribs, chicken and pulled pork cooked by Chuck Blount at his home in San Antonio.Lisa Krantz /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less