Texas BBQ: Beef Ribs and Brisket in the Desert | On the Road



Travel alongside Cook’s Country’s Editorial Director Bryan Roof as he explores the communities and cuisines that make up the great American dinner table. In this episode, he visits Desert Oak Barbecue in El Paso, Texas.

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  1. I'll say it again, these segments with Bryan on the road are my absolute favs! This time is no exception, the chef's passion is delightful to watch! My only regret is I live in WA state, there is no TX BBQ ribs like the ones he is eating, man, that makes me so sad! Please continue this content, I love it!!!

  2. That man succinctly worded how I felt working in the restaurant industry these past few years. Costs have risen so much that to provide a product that both the customer and the producer love at a reasonable price cannot keep doors open and it's terrible that it's struggling people trying to keep the dream alive.

    Edit: love the people that keep craft food alive in today's time

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