Making sense out of meat & livestock production. We are experts on the science of meat - from the ranch to the consumer. Site coordinated by Dan Hale, professor.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Happy July 4th!
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Monday, June 25, 2012
How about this for a BBQ Boot Camp T-Shirt?
Monday, June 18, 2012
BBQ Camp 2012
This year was the 2nd Annual Barbecue Summer Camp here in College Station! We here in the Meat Science section partnered with Foodways Texas and welcomed participants for a weekend full of barbecue cooking.
During the weekend-long event, the participants were able to meet our award-winning meat science professors, pit masters, and many other well-known individuals in the barbecue world. The attendees learned about different types of meat, smoke, and spices, and how these different meats, smokes, and spices affect taste, flavor, juiciness, etc.
Participants also learned about BBQ history, touring the legendary, Martin’s Place, located in Bryan.
For more information, contact us, or visit the Barbecue Summer Camp page.
Thanks & Gig Em!
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