BBQ Sauce Brands and Links

Updated June 2011

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Barbeque recipes and tips

For the best BBQ equipment, you might also be interested in checking out the reports posted by ConsumerSearch on gas BBQ grills and charcoal grills.

The New York Times offers tips on how to make authentic, smoky outdoor barbecue inside the kitchen.

Epicurious.com has partnered with Gourmet and Bon Appétit magazines to offer free recipes, including barbecue expert Steven Raichlen's basic BBQ sauce.

Michael Chu of CookingforEngineers.com offers a step-by-step guide to barbecued pork spare ribs, as well as a link to his homemade sauce recipe.

The Barbecue Bible Website, run by BBQ guru Steven Raichlen, is a message board which answers questions, offers equipment and recipe tips, and posts user recommendations on the best places to find good barbecue.

"Smokestack Lightning: Adventures in the Heart of Barbecue Country," written by Gourmet magazine writer Lolis Eric Elie, is an entertaining account of the history and cultural significance of barbecue in America.

This post by Examiner writer GiGi Dubois analyzes the sugar and calorie content of several popular supermarket BBQ sauces.

Created by BBQ expert Richard Wachtel, Grilling with Rich offers reviews and advice, including this comprehensive article explaining the distinguishing qualities of different regional sauces.

Here's another article explaining American regional barbecue sauce styles, written by Serious Eats contributor James Boo.

Science columnist Anahad O'Connor offers cautionary advice about grilled meats and their links to certain types of cancer.