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Justin kilo and his barbecue, we, those of us fortunate enough to live on the lower floors of the mainland, can boast of its beauty, the comfort of life and its worldwide charm.
Vancouver and its surrounding cities are often ranked first in public opinion surveys of the world's most livable cities and are seen as national and international success stories.
But how many national and international champions can we figure out?
Students at Simon Fraser University are clearly the best in the world in playing bagpipes (
This could be a damn statement in itself)
But after that, it may be difficult for you to come up with many local champions.
Blame Canadians if you want.
But here's a candidate for you: a champion that we can all fall behind, a cause that we can all come together in a field full of national passion.
Unless you're a vegetarian. Sorry.
But even in this department, Justin Kyllo is perfectly suited to your needs.
Kyllo has been operating his Smoke and Bone barbecue catering service in North Vancouver since 2005.
But this is not the normal roast meat you get from the propane grill: it's slow --Southern cuisine-style barbecue;
Indirectly heated pork shoulders, ribs, cattle bris and chicken, using charcoal and apple wood from Okana as fuel.
Sometimes it's a whole roast pig on the spit.
If you don't want to drool, you may be vegetarian. Sorry.
However, he was mean to cook kebabs of vegetables.
More importantly, this is an award.
Win the South-style barbecue.
In August, Smoke & Bones won the Canada National Barbecue Championship in Whistler, the third team in Canada to do so.
For such a relatively young competitive team, this is the largest and most recent one in an amazing number of ribbons.
Now Kyllo will be in line with the world-or at least beat the Americans in their own games.
In addition to glory, cheers, a trip to Jamaica and $1,500 in cash, Canada's national victory has also been invited by Kyllo to participate in the world's largest and most prestigious barbecue competition: american royal family in Kansas City, Missouri;
And the Jack Daniels World Championship Invitational at JD home in Lynchburg, Tennessee.
Kyllo was also invited to the best invited barbecue chef --
Get off at Douglas, Georgia.
Kyllo does not intend to participate in these activities alone, but plans to combine them.
He started an epic 60 this weekend.
One-day tour of AmericaS.
Travel from Vancouver to Florida along a roughly diagonal route.
With a barbecue, he admitted it would be a pilgrimage. “These [
Venue of the competition
Legend of barbecue.
"I 've read books about them and watched them on TV, so staying in these places would be a great experience," Kyllo said . ".
We are standing at his huge black coupling.
Put the Hummer and his. as-giant, custom-
The black barbecue behemoth is loaded in a trailer.
There's a party this evening. and-
Greetings at Blue Ridge Elementary School Stadium in North Vancouver, smoke and bones provide meat for greetings.
Parents, children and teachers are eating a bunch of pulled pork, ribs and chicken, as well as fresh South including spicy beans and coleslaw.
The air was mixed with chatter, children's shouts and charcoal smoke.
"I think it's a step higher than a regular barbecue," Kyllo said of his service . ".
"Then people came to me and said, 'Wow, that's not what I was expecting.
They were blown away by it.
So it's good to give people.
"Job satisfaction is a big benefit for Kyllo family businesses, and he's done with the help of 17-year-old wife Cheryl and daughter Melissa, 15-year-old Jessica and 11-year-old Julia
Then the theme of love.
But the environment that led him to master the art of barbecue is more uncontrollable.
Kyllo, a former car mechanic, was forced to give up his career after being injured in a paraglider accident.
Recuperating at home, Kyllo became the chef of the family and took on the challenge of providing food continuouslyDelicious dinner.
The cooking books and food shows on TV provided inspiration, and it wasn't long before his interest was drawn to the knowledge behind the South --style barbecue.
"I just think the food is so delicious.
"I watched something on TV and it looked like a cool way to cook," Kyllo said . ".
"I bought a book that was written by the owner of a local barbecue shop called Ron Shewchuck, which made me very interested.
I think I 'd love to do that, but I don't think it's possible.
These people always seem to be unique and untouchable.
Still, Kyllo bought his first Monster BBQ and started offering local features-soon he got mixed up with the untouchable and won their
"It turned out that Ron hiwajak lived not far from me [
North Vancouver.
We met at the block party. barbecue]
One year he said to me that he was passing his torch.
He looked at my trailer and had a barbecue. pit envy.
He said I should consider competition.
Shewchuk is one of two other Canadians who won Canadian citizenship and her advice prompted Kyllo to start doing more.
Originally just one side
His business soon became his life.
"I have to choose between maintaining the size of the business and not expanding. . .
That, "he said, pointing to his family team, to satisfy the customers of the Blue Ridge sports field.
I was late for the party but managed to taste some pork.
It was great, though Kyllo apologised that it might be a bit dry after sitting for a while.
But it is still juicy, tender, and has lovely chewy blocks, and the smoky flavor of apple wood is very obvious.
However, it is not only the star of meat: both sides and sauces seem to be equally popular with customers.
"This is our own recipe and we make it from scratch," Kyllo said . ".
"We had a recipe here and a recipe there and we merged them together and made our own.
Beans are really popular.
In fact, they are also participating in the competition themselves.
"They will get my vote to balance the subtle smoked spices and vinegar soup.
These events are-
Daily affairs of smoke and bones-mainly because of "lowand-
Slow "technology, such a good endingproduct needs.
Under the expected heat of 225 F (110 C)
The cooking time of pig shoulder and cattle bris can be up to 16 hours;
Six hours of ribs.
Chickens are usually around two points.
Kyllo said that there is some instinct for barbecue, which is brought about by experience.
"It is accompanied by time," he said . "
"Can I look at a pork shoulder and see if it's ready?
If I could hold my hand on the barbecue for 3 seconds, I knew it was ready.
It's so cool with this again.
Kyllo's BBQ can hold 900 pounds of meat.
But this monster is not for his America. S. ride.
Instead, he brought four "black R2-
D2 "units, the smaller Weber Smokey Mountain BBQ, offer more portability without sacrificing quality.
So, the equipment is ready, the itinerary is planned, Kyllo buys his meat everywhere and he even manages to get his little daughter Jessica-"my rights --
Hand woman, she is only 15 years old, but knows barbecue better than most men "-help him at an event in Kansas City.
His wife will also fly to Nashville to help him.
Despite the high confidence following the Canadian National victory, Kyllo remains realistic about his chances in these elite invitational matches.
"I think we will do a good job," he said . ".
"It will be very difficult to win.
We have to face the people who are there every time. This is our first time.
"I have potential.
But what worries me is will they like our Pacific Northwest BBQ?
The barbecue taste is very regional.
We may be too sweet. maybe they are looking for more vinegar.
"My goal is to be the highest --
He added: "joined the international team.
One of his obstacles, he admits, could be the perfectionism that led him to become a successful businessman today.
"I am a perfectionist.
"I was never happy," he said . "
"It means I change things sometimes. in a recipe]
Although this is one of the worst things you can do, for the competition.
So sometimes I gamble.
"As for the negative impact of the business-well, working with slow speed --
Most of the time, cooked meat makes Kyllo eat vegetarian food occasionally, especially during the busy months.
"We don't even eat barbecue in summer.
We have salad or mac cheese is another nice one. No meat!
"You can track Kyllo's barbecue odyssey around the United StatesS.
Cheer him up on his blog.
I would also like to keep you updated on his progress and I will be sure to tell you if Vancouver can have a new world champion.
Good luck, smoke and bones.
Smoke & Bones, 1920 Casano Drive, North Vancouver, 778 668-8031, www. smoke andbones.
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Blog: Barbecue in smokham. blogspot.
If you're interested in the South
Justin Kyllo offers two basic tips for beginners: Buy a Charcoal BBQ.
"Make sure you taste better.
Buy a nice barbecue recipe.
Kyllo highly recommends friends of his friend Ron Shewchuck.
You don't even need to have a fancy meat supplier.
Smoke and bones take pork shoulders from bennabbie's top meat, while chicken and ribs come from Costco.
During the game Kyllo got most of his superiors
Premium products from 3 P natural and exotic meats in North Vancouver.