Hello from Beijing,China

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wgrill

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Apr 27, 2013
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Beijing,China
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I am Mr.Wang from Beijing,China

Low and Slow smoking is new in China.

In Beijing we have only one such restaurant operated by a Texas guy.

In the past few years I have been studying smokers made from gravity feed burner, BBQ controllers, and BBQ thermometer with WIFI.  I will not publish my web site and will not answer any question before I buy ad. here. Please be understanding. I do not want to be blocked 

My next goal is to introduce low&slow smoking to China and I will open a restaurant in sub-urban Beijing.

At least it will be a place for home sick Americans in Beijing.
 
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In China we usually cook every meat OVER well done.

Nearlly none believes that 140-150F is ok for brisket.

It is proud to have meat as fresh as possible.

None knows keeping beef at 1-2F for 28 days.

All believe that black bark is harmful to health

a long way to go to introduce low&slow smoking in China
 
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