Dead End BBQ - by George Ewart (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

George Ewart's journey into the world of barbeque began at the age of fourteen, when he learned the art of smoking and grilling from his father in their West Virginia backyard. Inspired by his grandmother Nell and her cherished sauce recipe, Ewart transformed this early love into a lifelong passion for barbeque. Years later, a casual pig roast he hosted on a quiet dead-end street in Knoxville, Tennessee, blossomed into a community event with hundreds of attendees, sparking Ewart's competitive spirit. He earned recognition in local, national, and international barbeque contests--including representing Tennessee at the prestigious Jack Daniel's World Championship Invitational Barbecue. Ewart's iconic Knoxville restaurant, Dead End BBQ, showcases his mastery of the craft.

In Dead End BBQ: The Search Is Over, Ewart shares decades of expertise gained around smokers and grills. This cookbook is packed with recipes, photographs, practical tips, and remarkable stories from Ewart's barbeque journey. From selecting the perfect cuts of meat at the grocery store to mastering rubs, sauces, and sides, Ewart guides readers through every step of creating mouthwatering barbeque. For backyard enthusiasts and seasoned competitors alike, Dead End BBQ is more than just a cookbook--it's an inspiring tribute to the craft and culture of barbeque.

About the Author

George Ewart is principal architect at George Armour Ewart, Architect. He has won several awards on the Kansas City BBQ society circuit. He owns Dead End BBQ restaurant in Knoxville and teaches smoking school classes in partnership with the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture.