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The Lost Fire’s 10-ounce Angus filet mignon is grilled to perfection over an open flame ... The wood fire is carefully tended ...

The meaty—albeit casual—feast at Austin’s LeRoy and Lewis Barbecue is worth enduring the weeks-long waiting list.

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Preheat smoker or pellet grill to 275 degrees. Pat ribs dry with paper towel; remove moisture on surface. Combine salt and ...

This Southeast Asian take on Western Pennsylvania’s regional dish is a great place to start. Known as yam neua in Thailand, ...

Several adult cockroaches were found in the kitchen as well as glue traps with a "significant amount of deceased roaches on ...