In the pantheon of smoked meats, there are some true heavy-hitters. Top of the heap in terms of difficulty and payoff is that Texas favorite, beef brisket, a cut that's bad for the grill but great for ...

Outdoor cooking can be enjoyed year-round with the right equipment and passion. Trimming fat, applying seasoning evenly, and wrapping the meat properly are essential steps in the smoking process.

Grilling burgers and hot dogs can certainly make for a successful barbecue, but if you want to take things up a notch, you can’t top the delicious flavor of smoked meats. Smoking meats like brisket, ...

You don’t need a trailer rig or matching apron to turn out smoked meat that gets people hovering near your backyard. The grill’s doing the work while you pretend “low and slow” was always the plan.

Smoking meats at home can be an intricate process for beginners, from picking the type of wood chips to cooking the meats like smoked brisket for the exact right amount of time. And even when you get ...