How To Plan A BBQ Menu
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Planning a great BBQ doesn't have to be overwhelming - and this week, Jay and Brian are breaking it all down. From choosing your meats to timing your cooks, they're sharing their best tips for pulling off a backyard BBQ that'll have your guests coming back for seconds (and thirds).
🔥 Highlights - Jay shares his experience watching BBQ legend Myron Mixon deliver a live brisket demo. Brian fires up the grill and makes Al Pastor on the skewer.
❓ BBQ Question of the Week Can you actually taste the difference in meat quality? Jay and Brian break down how to think about meat grades and quality when you're standing in the butcher aisle - so you can spend smart and cook even smarter.
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🎙️ After the Break Jay and Brian dive deep into the art of planning a BBQ menu - covering everything from how to gauge how much food you need based on your guest count, to selecting the right meats for your crowd, to mapping out your cook times so nothing hits the table cold. Whether you're hosting a backyard blowout or an intimate cookout, this segment is packed with practical tips to help you plan with confidence and execute like a pro.
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Jay and Brian are sharing their top tips for planning a BBQ menu — from picking the right meats to nailing your cook times. Plus, Jay recaps a live Myron Mixon brisket demo, Brian makes Al Pastor on the skewer, and they tackle whether meat quality is really worth the extra spend.