Our philosophy on barbecue
At How Low Can You Slow, we’re passionate about barbecue and the power it has of bringing people together. From the delicious aromas wandering across your fence to your neighbor's yard, to sending your guests home each with a Tupperware full of leftovers. Here you’ll discover recipes, techniques and tips to help you improve your skills and take you from barbecue enthusiast to pitmaster.
Take a look around and find some of my favorite recipes (like chicken lollipops), reviews on trending pitmaster equitment, and other free resources to help you step up your barbecue game. Enjoy!
How Low Can You Slow Rubs
El Chupacabra Rub
$15.00Pigasus Rub
$15.00Flabby Phoenix Rub
$15.00
New on the Smoker
January 9, 2023
Invented in the early 1900s during a high stakes poker game, the Reuben has become an American staple and finds itself on menu's all over the country. Once you have taken a bite, it's not hard to understand why.
December 26, 2022
These cupcakes aren't just a delicious way to use your left overs during the holidays, but are totally incredible in their own right. Think of them almost like a little mini quiche, but so much better.
December 26, 2022
If you aren't overly familiar with leeks, they are kind of like a combination between onions and cabbage. It's sweet like fried cabbage, but has a very subtle oniony flavor. This dish pairs the leek with poultry for a subtle umami flavor and bacon for that hit of salty, fattiness that makes it pop. Wrap that all up in crispy pastry-You are in business!
December 26, 2022
A Hot Brown, is one of those dishes that really has no business being as incredible as they are. They are a simple open faced sandwich with sliced turkey and gravy.
December 19, 2022
Candied yams is a great dish for the colder months and has absolutely earned its spot on the Christmas dinner table. The brown sugar and orange juice really build on the sweetness from the potatoes and autumn spices really enhance the all around flavors.
December 13, 2022
Don’t let the name fool you, corn pudding absolutely deserves its spot on your plate next to your sliced brisket or Christmas turkey. It's best described as what you would get if Cornbread and cream corn had a baby. It’s sweet, savory, and stupidly delicious.
