La mejor barbacoa australiana está en la costa de Jersey — Smoke Point



En Wildwoods BBQ en Nueva Jersey, los chefs David Gill y Joel Romano traen los sabores y las técnicas culinarias de su país de origen, Australia, a platos clásicos estadounidenses de barbacoa, como pechuga, salchichas y costillas cocinadas a fuego lento, junto con platos vegetarianos ingeniosos como «pulled». champiñones y coliflor frita. Créditos: Productor/Director: Connor Reid Cámara: Connor Reid, Daniel Geneen Editor: Connor Reid Productor ejecutivo: Stephen Pelletteri Productor de desarrollo: McGraw Wolfman Productor supervisor: Stefania Orrù Gerente de desarrollo de audiencia: Terri Ciccone ———- ————————————————– ———————————————- Para más episodios de ‘Smoke Point’, haga clic aquí: Eater es el recurso de referencia para los obsesionados con la comida y los restaurantes con cientos de episodios y nuevas series, que ofrecen acceso exclusivo a restaurantes de todo el mundo, rica cultura, experiencias inmersivas y expertos autorizados. Atrápalo, míralo, anímalo. ¡Suscríbete a nuestro canal de YouTube ahora!

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43 pensamientos sobre “La mejor barbacoa australiana está en la costa de Jersey — Smoke Point

  1. Props to them, New Jersey is possibly the hardest state to have an actual smoker in a restaurant in the US because of fire-code and municipalities blocking smokers in restaurants. Generally the place is grandfathered in like liquor licenses(also hardest and most expensive of any state). They could have easily gone to PA and not had really any issues opening up a place, however PA is kind of saturated with BBQ at the moment. I want to try them out.

  2. Watching this video the CHINESE PEOPLE don't make dim sum with lame, they make it from ground pork tiny shrimp and seasoned and wrapped in won tons and either steamed or fried and sometimes served with chili sauce or sweetened soy sauce and garnish with scallions and CHINESE PARSLEY, about 4.50 for 4,and served warm to hot

  3. Never once have i heard we treat our veggies like we treat our proteins in aus.. tho i have heard you cant make friends with salad many times ??

  4. hello eater once you are able to withdraw from paypal. Send over $40,000,000 worth of the berbacue tell them it is to last for 4 years hope they will make it. Also bring over the smoker over to tankard along ngong road in nairobi. Here is $20,000,000 for the smoker and an extra $20,000,000 for the costs. and $2,000,000 for coal. Bring lots of coal.

  5. and trust me I've been in the restaurant biz in the deep south and New Orleans for years.. we definitely cannot get away from what ppl expect when they come here.. also again guys.. RAISE YOUR PRICE LINE TO MATCH YOUR OVERHEAD.. I hate seeing restaurants fail because of where that are not necessarily who they are ? cheers

  6. Yeah. We've got no food culture here in Australia. We're a bunch of barbarians compared to the rest of the world when it comes to original food culture. We've got truly excellent examples of the rest of the world's food culture, but none of our own.
    When his great inspired idea is to make a joke Sausage from a terrible unfunny cliche you know we're a lost cause.

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