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Tweet In last week’s column, we left off with the early spread of barbecue through the New World. Barbacoa is “discovered” by European settlers, who see it in action courtesy of the native tribes of the Caribbean. Discovering they liked the food prepared with smoke and a low-heat wood fire, the travelers kept sailing to North and Central America, bringing it with them. The British colonists, in particular, developed a love of the style and it could be seen from all the way up in Massachusetts and Maine. There are records showing barbecues — large gatherings with a big, smoky roast �...

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Image zoom Credit: Antonis Achilleos; Food Styling: Emily Nabors Hall; Prop Styling: Prissy Lee Montiel Barbecue fans used to have just one favorite sauce. It was typically whatever style they grewup eating at their local joint, and its color, texture, and flavor might vary from one part of the South to another. Eastern North Carolina diners insisted that proper sauce was just tart vinegar with a strong dose of black and red pepper, and they'd almost come to blows with Tar Heels from farther west who dared to put a l...

Panther City BBQ in Fort Worth also announced it will run a school for aspiring pitmasters called BBQU. Co-owners Chris Magallanes and Ernest Morales hope to hold the first class this month, in a building down the street from the restaurant. Dayne’s Craft Barbecue in Fort Worth, which has been a Saturday-only mainstay for years, will move to three days a week at the end of this month. Hutchins BBQ in McKinney is in rebuild mode after a fire, and the owners plan to reopen in April. The Dallas Observer tried the new Burnt BBQ & Tacos, but unfortunately didn’t order the thoroughly unique (a...