The Rev. Hannah Atkins Romero, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Midtown, talks about the sense of loss experienced by Houston's faith communities as an Easter Sunday without church services approaches. Plus: a special performance by April Sloan-Hubert and the Trinity Jazz Ensemble.
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]]>Houston Chronicle photojournalist Marie De Jesús illuminates the balancing act between keeping a safe distance and capturing the intimate, human moments that reveal just how profoundly life in Houston has changed.
]]>Houston Chronicle photojournalist Marie De Jesús illuminates the balancing act between keeping a safe distance and capturing the intimate, human moments that reveal just how profoundly life in Houston has changed.
]]>Hosts J.C. Reid, Alison Cook and Greg Morago discuss the JQ's Tex Mex BBQ game plan.
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We're talking about dishes such as smoked brisket and smoked turkey enchiladas as well as smoked bone marrow at Brett's BBQ Shop in Katy. And smoked brisket lasagna from Daddy Duncan's BBQ in Katy. And smoked octopus and smoked duck from Harlem Road Texas BBQ in Richmond.
Chris, Greg and Alison join Chef Ara Malekian of Harlem Road, chef Randy Duncan of Daddy Duncan's, and pitmaster Brett Jackson of Brett's BBQ – as they talk 'cue over an abundant table at Harlem Road set out with Malekian's superlative smoked meats.
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We're talking about dishes such as smoked brisket and smoked turkey enchiladas as well as smoked bone marrow at Brett's BBQ Shop in Katy. And smoked brisket lasagna from Daddy Duncan's BBQ in Katy. And smoked octopus and smoked duck from Harlem Road Texas BBQ in Richmond.
Chris, Greg and Alison join Chef Ara Malekian of Harlem Road, chef Randy Duncan of Daddy Duncan's, and pitmaster Brett Jackson of Brett's BBQ – as they talk 'cue over an abundant table at Harlem Road set out with Malekian's superlative smoked meats.
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Housed in the former Farley Girls Café on the east end of the Island, Buck's is the culmination of Jim Buchanan's quest to land his own brick-and-mortar restaurant after years of pop-ups and running food services out of someone else's kitchen.
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The competition route is how a good number of amateur barbecue enthusiasts wind up smoking meat for a living. Joey Victorian is among those who made that transition. He shares his story with Chris, Alison and Greg.
Brothers Robin and Terry Wong, with partner Quy Hoang, grew a following by smoking meat at a karaoke bar. Now they're opening their own restaurant. In the new Bellaire digs, the trio discusses their path with Chris and Greg.
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Brothers Robin and Terry Wong, with partner Quy Hoang, grew a following by smoking meat at a karaoke bar. Now they're opening their own restaurant. In the new Bellaire digs, the trio discusses their path with Chris and Greg.
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We hope you enjoy this replay. Chris, Alison and Greg will be back together in a couple weeks.
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We hope you enjoy this replay. Chris, Alison and Greg will be back together in a couple weeks.
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The proof is the people's choice Golden Cleaver award he's snared twice in a row at the Butcher's Ball, the festival that showcases local farmers and ranchers who uphold ethical and sustainable practices and the chefs and pitmasters who use those products.
Villarreal's got a new barbecue food truck – Willow's Texas BBQ -- and is making his home at Shady Acres Saloon, 1115 W. 19th, a rambling bar and backyard party space that fits well with his casual barbecue menu he executes with his fiancée, Jasmine Barela.
Houston Chronicle BBQ State of Mind hosts (barbecue columnist J.C. "Chris" Reid, restaurant critic Alison Cook and food editor Greg Morago) talk to Villarreal about his quick, determined rise in the Houston barbecue community.
]]>The proof is the people's choice Golden Cleaver award he's snared twice in a row at the Butcher's Ball, the festival that showcases local farmers and ranchers who uphold ethical and sustainable practices and the chefs and pitmasters who use those products.
Villarreal's got a new barbecue food truck – Willow's Texas BBQ -- and is making his home at Shady Acres Saloon, 1115 W. 19th, a rambling bar and backyard party space that fits well with his casual barbecue menu he executes with his fiancée, Jasmine Barela.
Houston Chronicle BBQ State of Mind hosts (barbecue columnist J.C. "Chris" Reid, restaurant critic Alison Cook and food editor Greg Morago) talk to Villarreal about his quick, determined rise in the Houston barbecue community.
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Austin-based brisket king Aaron Franklin and South Carolina's pulled pork superstar Rodney Scottreally need no introduction, but there you go. On this week's episode of BBQ State of Mind, recorded at Underbelly restaurant, they shoot the breeze with Chronicle crew J.C. Reid, Alison Cook and Greg Morago in a wide-ranging conversation that kicks off with Franklin cracking a beer and wraps up with geeky chatter about different types of wood. In between they discuss the silver lining of having your barbecue joint burn down, what music they listen to while they work and other pressing subjects. Bonus: In a second episode, Southern Smoke founder and James Beard Award-winning chef Chris Shepherd joins the party.
Give it a listen by using the player above, or even better search for "BBQ State of Mind" on Apple Podcasts and click subscribe. You can find us on Stitcher, too.
]]>Austin-based brisket king Aaron Franklin and South Carolina's pulled pork superstar Rodney Scottreally need no introduction, but there you go. On this week's episode of BBQ State of Mind, recorded at Underbelly restaurant, they shoot the breeze with Chronicle crew J.C. Reid, Alison Cook and Greg Morago in a wide-ranging conversation that kicks off with Franklin cracking a beer and wraps up with geeky chatter about different types of wood. In between they discuss the silver lining of having your barbecue joint burn down, what music they listen to while they work and other pressing subjects. Bonus: In a second episode, Southern Smoke founder and James Beard Award-winning chef Chris Shepherd joins the party.
Give it a listen by using the player above, or even better search for "BBQ State of Mind" on Apple Podcasts and click subscribe. You can find us on Stitcher, too.
]]>Jim Goode was an avid backyard barbecue enthusiast before he got the chance in 1977 to be an honest-to-goodness pitmaster when he purchased the former Red Barn on Kirby. From those humble beginnings he fashioned a culinary legacy that has spawned some of Houston's most beloved culinary brands. Today Jim's son, Levi Goode, oversees the Goode Company restaurants that include Goode Co. Taqueria, Goode Co. Seafood, Armadillo Palace, and his new baby, Goode Co. Kitchen & Cantina. But it all began with Goode Co. But it all began with Goode Co. Barbecue on Kirby.
Hear Levi Goode reminisce about the barbecue business with J.C. Reid, Greg Morago and Alison Cook on this week's episode of BBQ State of Mind. And if you ever wondered how the company achieves the distinctive smoke flavor you might be surprised to learn mesquite – specifically green mesquite – is responsible for a unique taste that for many in Houston is as Goode as barbecue gets.
Give it a listen by using the player above, or even better search for "BBQ State of Mind" on Apple Podcasts and click subscribe. You can find us on Stitcher, too.
]]>Hear Levi Goode reminisce about the barbecue business with J.C. Reid, Greg Morago and Alison Cook on this week's episode of BBQ State of Mind. And if you ever wondered how the company achieves the distinctive smoke flavor you might be surprised to learn mesquite – specifically green mesquite – is responsible for a unique taste that for many in Houston is as Goode as barbecue gets.
Give it a listen by using the player above, or even better search for "BBQ State of Mind" on Apple Podcasts and click subscribe. You can find us on Stitcher, too.
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BBQ State of Mind hosts J.C. (Chris) Reid and Greg Morago are joined by barbecue enthusiast Craig Hlavaty to run down the best fests for smoked meat aficionados.
]]>BBQ State of Mind hosts J.C. (Chris) Reid and Greg Morago are joined by barbecue enthusiast Craig Hlavaty to run down the best fests for smoked meat aficionados.
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Waiting in a long line for great barbecue – nuisance, or part of the fun? Are pitmasters rock stars? Why is being active on social media so crucial to a barbecue joint's business? Chris, Alison and Greg delve into the zany world of present-day barbecue culture.
]]>Waiting in a long line for great barbecue – nuisance, or part of the fun? Are pitmasters rock stars? Why is being active on social media so crucial to a barbecue joint's business? Chris, Alison and Greg delve into the zany world of present-day barbecue culture.
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