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ATK -- 2001
Publication
Boston Common Press (2000), Edition: 1st, Hardcover, 318 pages
Description
The staff of Cook's Illustrated magazine lit more than 5,000 charcoal fires to learn how grilling and barbecue techniques compare. The result is this book: a volume filled with no-nonsense equipment ratings, taste-tests of supermarket foods--such as bottled barbecue sauces--and more than 400 fantastic recipes. 300 helpful illustrations.
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Physical description
318 p.; 11.19 inches
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