Reply to "Which cookbook ?"

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I'll have to search for them, we did several "lists" of books, last one in '04 or '05.

Really depends. The Smoke and Spice are "ok" but depends on what you're wanting to do, you can almost go specialized.

Paul's Championship Sauces if you want to make your own rubs/sauces, etc

Ray's (Dr BBQ) book is good, don't know about this year's version.

Raichlen's books are lots of recipes, but can't say he's a real Q kinda guy, more a griller. Met and talked with him a couple of times, own his books.

Really depends. Best is the "Q University" which is still on my dream list to build as a website. Or just come cook with me at a contest. I may not be winning a lot, but you'll learn a lot.

Smokin'

6/13/063:27 PM

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