The Smoke of Red Hook: How Hometown Bar-B-Que Redefined New York City’s Culinary Landscape
The aroma of post oak and cherry wood smoke wafting through the salty air of Brooklyn’s waterfront is not a historical anomaly, but rather the calling card of a modern culinary institution. For decades, the American barbecue tradition was considered a strictly Southern geography—a "barbecue belt" stretching from the Carolinas to Texas. However, the last […]

