– Buxton Hall is going to NYC in September as part of the Bon Appetit Hot 10 (believe thats their fried chicken sandwich in the photo)
Unreal! Going to NYC @SpringStudios for @bonappetit #BAhot10-September 8th #allwood #stayhumble #regram Elliott Moss pic.twitter.com/T6gmXMufRs
— Buxton Hall Barbecue (@buxtonhall) August 23, 2016
– More coverage of the NC BBQ Revival from tv station WRAL and Eater
– The North Carolina 100 (which posts 100 word “stories”, but thats for another day) list of their favorite barbecue joints
– Barbecue man Evan LeRoy is leaving Freedmen’s Bar to start his own place
– Where to eat barbecue in Austin when you don’t want to endure the line at Franklin
– Also from Eater (I may have missed this from June, can’t remember), an Austin barbecue primer that includes a brief and incomplete history of barbecue in Austin
A seismic shift in Central Texas barbecue lore began in the early aughts with John Mueller’s spot on Manor Road 2001 (yes, related to the Taylor Muellers). He opened the restaurant with little fanfare, but drew loyal crowds and acclaim for five years despite battles with personal issues and middling profits. Mueller also famously employed Aaron Franklin at the register (not on the pit) and the prep station, leading to Franklin’s $1,000 purchase of Mueller’s old pit for what would become the Franklin Barbecue trailer.
– The new Midwood SmokeShack opened out of the blue last Thursday
The NEW Smokeshack is in the Publix shopping center. Corner of Weddington Rd & McKee https://t.co/bDIYrbuCWC pic.twitter.com/sQELgkZQAQ
— Midwood Smokehouse (@MidwoodBBQ) August 18, 2016