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Oct 11, 2017 34 min

E91 - Jess Pryles

from UnitedQ - UK BBQ Podcast Hosted by Daniel Shahin & BBQForte

E91 is with Jess Pryles! Jess Pryles is a cook, author, TV host and a professional Hardcore Carnivore. Her expertise lies in all things red meat, having once been referred to as “the goddess of all things that have previously moo-ed”. She creates dynamic original recipes with a Southern and Tex-Mex twist, and is also a respected authority on low’n’slow smoked meats, particularly Texas style barbecue. This podcast is brought to you by our kind sponsors ProQ, Kamado Joe & Smokewood Shack ProQ is dedicated to providing you quality smoking products, with top notch service and free advice for beginners to pitmasters. You can find them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram under ProQSmokers. Kamado Joe is renowned for Build Quality and Innovation, from smoking, roasting or searing, Kamado Joe is the Premium Ceramic Grill, chosen by Michelin star chefs and BBQ enthusiasts alike. Kamado Joe’s patented technology lets you cook with confidence and stay in complete control, get that great BBQ taste and keep the moisture locked in your food. Check out kamadojoe.co.uk plus Facebook and Twitter. Smokewood Shack delivers quality smoking wood every time! They provide the smokey goodness - you provide the talent! So if you are looking for smoking wood chunks, dust, chips or planks then head on over to SmokewoodShack.com & you can find them on Twitter @SmokewoodShack

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