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News Our Products BETTER BURNING NEWS OUR PRODUCTS P R O D U C T S W E O F F E R FOLLOW US bbcharcoal bbcharcoal bbcharcoal bbcharcoalgear B L O G B&B GEAR STORE A B O U T U S Rooted in the heart of Texas BBQ country, B&B charcoal is a family owned and operated premium cooking fuel company. Since 1961 B&B has prided itself in combining the best possible woods with a tried and trusted process to produce the competitors and expert’s choice for outdoor cooking. With B&B you can be confident that only 100% all-natural products are used, producing a product that consistently burns longer hotter and cleaner O U R P R O D U C T S B&B Charcoal offers a wide variety of products that can make your grilling experience top notch! From our Oak Briquettes to our grilling accessories, we find passion in the making and pride in what goes into the products. We offer 7+ different flavors of wood; allowing you to experiment on the perfect grilling combo for your next outdoor BBQ event!. S O C I A L @ B B C H A R C O A L . C O M 1 - 8 5 5 - B B Q C O A L POST OAK WOOD PELLETS Post Oak - facts Sub -Species of Oak trees found throughout the SW, primarily in TX. Post Oak is known for it's short, straight and sturdy character that ranches used to make fences out of. If you want to recreate a TRUE Texas Brisket, you'll need to use Post Oak as your smoke flavor profile. B&B Charcoal makes a wide variety of Post Oak fuels besides the Pellets. ADVANTAGES Using Wood Pellets For Smoking Very clean burning since it contains no bark or scrap wood PELLETS ARE A VERY VERSATILE FUEL AND FLAVOR SOURCE THAT HAS BEEN They produce less than 1% of GROWING IN POPULARITY IN THE ash, making for easier OUTDOOR COOKING WORLD. cleanup Low moisture High BTU WOOD PELLETS CAN ALSO BE USED IN A Much lower carbon dioxide VARIETY OF DIFFERENT WAYS. ONE WAY production IS IN A PELLET SMOKER OR GRILL. THESE SMOKERS HAVE BEEN QUICKLY GROWING More energy efficient IN POPULARITY IN THE OUTDOOR compared to other fuel COOKING WORLD, SPECIFICALLY IN sources BARBECUE COMPETITIONS. YOU MAY BE Costs less per energy unit FAMILIAR WITH THEM OR HAVE SEEN than most other types of fuel ONE BEING USED. Easier to maintain consistent temperatures Pairs W E L L W I T H RECIPESRECIPES RANCHALO WINGS Wes Phillips Burnt Bermuda BBQ INGREDIENTS 3 TBS parsley 2 TBS kosher salt 1 TBS black pepper DIRECTIONS 1 TBS dill weed 1. First 6 ingredients together, # 7 is optional. Feel free to double this 1.5 TBS granulated onion for future use. This is the seasoning 1 TBS granulated garlic blend for the chicken wings, smoke, grill or combination of it. 1 tsp cayenne (optional) 1 tsp sour cream (optional) 2. While wings are cooking at 375- 385 blend hot sauce and butter in Wings 2 lbs small sauce pan. Frank’s Red hot sauce 1.5 cup 3. Pull wings when they hit the Butter 1 stick temp 4. Toss in Buffalo sauce. Feel free to add a little more ranch rub if you want some. Add sour cream (optional) to wings for more of a "ranch look". SHRIMP & SAUSAGE SKEWERS Israel wofford izzygrillz DIRECTIONS INGREDIENTS 1. Preheat grill to 400F 4 Smoked Sausage links or Hot links 2. Peel and devein shrimp, slice 20 Large Shrimp links into 5 pieces each. 3. Wrap shrimp around sausage 2-3 Tbsp Blackening seasoning (I link and put on skewer. used Ashman Co Bayou Blackening) 4. Once all shrimp and sausage 1/4 Cup Teriyaki sauce are on skewers, sprinkle with blackening seasoning. 5. Place on grill for approx 3-4 minutes per side, just enough to get a good char. 6. Once cooked baste both sides with teriyaki sauce, remove from grill and serve! Papo Joe Grilling Supplies, based out of Azle, Texas, is proud to announce the opening of their second location in Hutto, Texas. Chuck & Vanessa Aleksines, life long residents of Hutto, will be opening one of the best grilling stores in the Central Texas area. Stop by and see them at 10251 FM 1660 - Hutto - Texas or online at http://www.papojoehutto.com They are offering curbside pickup and online sales right now. Be on the lookout for the retail store to be finished up in the upcoming weeks. Both locations, in Azle and Hutto, are loaded up with the B&B Charocal Lineup. 1391 NW Parkway - Azle - Tx papojoe.com 10251 FM 1660 - Hutto - Tx papojoehutto.com Papo Joe Grilling Supplies We Bring The Flavor To Life F A Q 1. I have seen the char logs. Just curious, when is it perfected to use over charcoal or lump? 3. Are the B&B Pellets 100% wood flavored or are they Oak with a little B&B Char-Logs are a totally unique flavor of other wood? product in the marketplace. They have been independently tested to hold Our pellets are made from 100% smoking temps (230-250) for 50 hours in natural wood (2/3 Oak & 1/3 of a drum smoker!! Many Bbq Pitmasters the flavor wood indicated on the talk of using layered wood smoke flavor bag.) 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