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The United Nations Of BBQ
Steven Raichlen checked out 53 countries to compile the 275 recipes in his latest book. He calls his hot sauce made in a cast-iron skillet "caveman food," a tribute to our universal origins.
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New Grill-Centric Restaurants
In Portland, Oregon, Andy Ricker's Asian Ping serves all kinds of skewers, from pork to octopus. In Washington, DC, the first U.S. outpost of Lebanon's Kabab-ji offers healthy kebabs and not-so-healthy french fries.
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Indian Ketchup
Maya Kaimal flavors this condiment with warm spices like cumin. $6 for 13.5 oz; mayakaimal.com.
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Porchetta Salt
Chef Sara Jenkins of Porchetta in Manhattan has created an Italian salt delectable on all kinds of pork. $6 for 4 oz; porchettanyc.com.
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Best New Bbq Sausage
Most Spanish chorizo is sold ready to eat, but La Tienda's semi-cured kind needs a little grilling. Made with U.S. free-range Berkshire pork, the links are delicious on their own or threaded on skewers with onions and bell peppers. $10 for 12 oz; latienda.com.
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Jamaican Juicer
Jamaican recipes use lime juice in everything from rum punch to jerk sauce. This Dr. Bird Juicer from the design company Imm Living is an homage to Jamaica's national bird, the streamer-tailed hummingbird, also known as a doctor bird. $24; amazon.com.
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Korean Sauce
Annie Chun's go-chu-jang (the tangy paste served with bulgogi, or barbecued beef) is great on any grilled meat. $4 for 10 oz; anniechun.com.
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