List of episodes of the series «Barbecue University»
- Seasons count: 4
- Episodes count: 52
Release date: 1/1/1970
Up in Smoke
- Episode number: 1
- Episode description: Where there's smoke, there's fire, and where there's fire, there's BBQU®. This show focuses on the art of smoke-roasting on the grill: grilled tomato gazpacho, ember-roasted baba ganooj, home smoked salmon, and smoke-roasted pears for dessert.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Rib Fest
- Episode number: 2
- Episode description: Steve prepares sweet and sticky Kansas City-style spare ribs, spicy Memphis dry rubbed baby back ribs and Jamaican jerk baby backs.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Much at Steak
- Episode number: 3
- Episode description: Learn how to grill the perfect steak, from an herb-butter crowned New York strip to an authentic bistecca alla fiorenta to wine and juniper marinated, wood-grilled, fork tender fillet mignons.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Stick Food
- Episode number: 4
- Episode description: This week, shish kebab gets a college education, with a global look at stick food. Recipes for shrimp grilled on sugar cane, Turkish shish kebab, grilled asparagus "rafts," and cinnamon grilled peaches.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Fish Meets Grill
- Episode number: 5
- Episode description: If fish sticking to the grill sounds like a familiar problem, the Professor has the solution. Learn the ABCs of fish grilling with cedar-planked salmon, halibut in a basket, grilled tuna London broil, and a spectacular campfire style bacon grilled trout.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Meatless Grilling
- Episode number: 6
- Episode description: In the class, the Professor takes up the topic of meatless grilling. Grilled quesadillas; grilled pizza with mozzarella and basil; balsamic grilled portobello mushrooms; and a novel finale: "glazed doughnuts" (bourbon-glazed doughnut peachesÜyou won't even miss the meat!
Release date: 1/1/1970
Birds on a Can
- Episode number: 7
- Episode description: A serious look at the latest craze to sweep the American barbecue circuit: chickens, duck, quail, even turkey grilled upright on a can of beer or soda.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Whole Hog
- Episode number: 8
- Episode description: In much of the U.S. barbecue means pork. The Professor goes whole hog, literally, showing you how to make Carolina-style pulled pork, mojo-marinated grilled pork tenderloin, smoky bourbon brined pork chops, and, yes, a spectacular pit roasted whole pig
Release date: 1/1/1970
Tackle the Tailgate
- Episode number: 9
- Episode description: This show offers some new twists on American barbecue favorites, including herb-butter stuffed burgers, chili and cheese stuffed hot dogs, an eye-popping barbecued cabbage, and uptown s'mores. Tailgate picnics will never be the same!
Release date: 1/1/1970
Where's the Beef?
- Episode number: 10
- Episode description: The Professor takes you on a world tour of beef on the grill, from English smoke roasted prime rib to Nicaraguan-style churrasco (grilled beef tenderloin) with chimichurri sauce, to French-style rib steak grilled in the fireplace, and for the finale, a smoky Texas barbecued brisket. Where's the beef? On the grill.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Healthy Grilling
- Episode number: 11
- Episode description: High in flavor, low in fat, and mercifully short on preparation time, grilling is a great way to eat healthily, especially when the menu includes chicken yakitori, Thai grilled beef salad, grilled tuna with Greek-style zucchini, and grilled pineapple for dessert.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Fowl Play
- Episode number: 12
- Episode description: If burnt skin and raw meat characterize your attempts to grill chicken, the Professor will set you straight. Learn how to prepare garlic lemon rotisserie chicken, spatchcock chicken with walnut dill pesto, classic American barbecued chicken, and a spectacular chicken breast under a brick.
Release date: 1/1/1970
Shellfish on the Grill
- Episode number: 13
- Episode description: Move over shrimp on the barbie. Make way for scallops grilled on rosemary skewers, garlic grilled clams and mussels, and a spectacular whole grilled lobster. When it comes to shellfish on the grill, the Professor rewrites the textbook.