Famous Names In Barbecue
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Famous Names in Barbecue
An Exploration of Grilling Legends
You've probably seen their faces on TV and noticed their cookbooks at your local bookstore. These barbecue legends hail from diverse backgrounds and boast a variety of cooking styles, yet they all share one common passion: grilling and barbecues.
Bobby Flay stands out as one of the most successful chefs specializing in this culinary art. In 1991, Flay opened Mesa Grill, which was named Best Restaurant by New York Magazine. Just two years later, in 1993, Flay earned the title of James Beard Foundation's Rising Star Chef of the Year and launched his second restaurant, Bolo. His passion for grilling shines through in TV shows like "BBQ with Bobby Flay," "Hot Off the Grill with Bobby Flay," and "Boy Meets Grill." His cookbooks, "Boy Meets Grill" and "Boy Gets Grill," further showcase his expertise.
Larry Gerber, known as The Barbeque Man or simply "Que," has become an emblem of the barbecue world. His company, Barbeque Man, promotes barbecue-related products and events. As a personal chef, Gerber contributes to national culinary publications, hosts the TV show "Culinary Adventures," and shares his grilling wisdom on radio stations across the upper Midwest.
Mike Mills, often called The Legend, gained fame for his family's cherished barbecue sauce. From 1989 to 1994, his Apple City BBQ team won numerous awards, including four World Championships and three Grand World Championships. Today, Mills owns the 17th Street Bar & Grill in Murphysboro, IL, and is the author of "Peace, Love, and Barbecue: Recipes, Secrets, Tall Tales, and Outright Lies from the Legends of Barbecue."
Steve Raichlen, a journalist, cooking teacher, and award-winning author, has made significant contributions to the barbecue scene. His best-selling "Barbecue Bible" cookbook series and "Barbecue University" TV show on PBS revolutionized American barbecue. In 2003, Raichlen triumphed over Iron Chef Rokusaburo Michiba in a barbecue battle on Japanese television. Oprah called him the "Gladiator of Grilling," while Howard Stern referred to him as the "Michael Jordan of Barbecue."
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