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TEXAS AIR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN FROM THE 136TH AIRLIFT WING HELP FACILITATE A FOOD RUN AT DICKIES STADIUM IN FORT WORTH TEXAS JUNE 24, 2020. THEIR MISSION INCLUDES UNLOADING PALETTES OF FOOD, DIRECTING VEHICLE TRAFFIC, AND LOADING CARS WITH FAMILY FOOD BOXES.TARRANT AREA FOOD BANK, CEO JULIE BUTNER, TELLS US THE GOAL OF GIVING BACK TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. “This is an emergency box line, the boxes were packed by the 136th Air National Guard. We're planning on feeding anywhere between 1,000 to 2,000 families today. In an emergency box we try to give families enough staples to last a day, two days, three days. Depending on what we receive. We receive the food from the USDA and also from local grocers and manufactures in the area. So sometimes, we're at the will of whatever's being donated to us but we really try to think strategically about the box, what were putting in it, and trying to make it last for a family of four for a couple of days.” THE THREE VARIETIES OF BOXES INCLUDE FRESH PRODUCE, SHELF STABLE ITEMS AND FROZEN GOODS. TARRENT AREA FOOD BANK, AGENCY SERVICES COORDINATOR, TIFFANY TRAYLOR AND DIRECTOR OF MAJOR GIFTS, MEGAN SMOCK, SHARE HOW ALL ITEMS ARE DESIGNED TO GIVE FAMILIES A VARIETY OF FOOD. “This is one of our shelf stable boxes so we have a lot of product that would be able to be kept on a shelf. The families get typically one box, it's good for a family of four. If you have a larger family then you're able to get more." "This is a good hardy box of protein for our clients today. It has a five pound bag of chicken and then four frozen meals that they can use throughout the week or the month. it's nice that its frozen because it'll keep for however long they need it. This is a great distribution because they're getting such a variety of food today, it's not just protein, not just veggies, not just canned food. So it'll last them for a long time." EACH FOOD RUN IS DESIGNED TO SERVE RESIDENTS IN THE DFW AREA WHO ARE IN NEED OF FOOD ASSISTANCE OR WHOSE ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD HAS BEEN AFFECTED. GUARDSMEN CONTINUE TO WORK WITH LOCAL PARTNERS TO REDUCE THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 REPORTING FROM FORT WORTH FOR THE TEXAS MILITARY DEPARTMENT, I'M AIRMEN FIRST CLASS CHARISSA MENKEN.

Fort Worth legend and living encyclopedia Bud Kennedy joins the show to talk about his own journey from eating “coaches food” as a sports writer to penning the longtime Eats Beat column for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. He also dives into the evolution of the Fort Worth food scene, from its place as the headquarters of regional Texas cuisine to making room for new cuisines and ideas: “Fort Worth is a different kind of real food city. The food has to be good and the prices have to be realistic.” The Dallas Morning News food team then talks about the new Barsotti's restaurant and the end of Dallas' red sauce saga, how an Arlington taco shop may get the city to change its mural policy, and a new late-night vegan burger shop coming to Deep Ellum. 

Welcome to "This Week in Barbecue," your ultimate source for the latest news and events in the world of BBQ. In this week's jam-packed episode, hosts Rasheed and Bryan discuss a variety of exciting happenings that have BBQ enthusiasts buzzing. First, we dive into the Toast Nashville event taking place from April 21st to 23rd, featuring renowned chefs Kevin Bludso, Kevin Deschenes, Christian Petroni, and Maneet Chauhan. Get a taste of exceptional food, wine, and cocktails at the chic Analog venue, and learn more about this not-to-be-missed culinary experience. Next, we gear up for the Stage Coach Festival, running from Friday, April 28th to Sunday, April 30th. Get the inside scoop on this must-attend BBQ event and find out what makes it so special. Don't forget, the last day to apply for the Preserve the Pit program is fast approaching! We'll share important details and tips for submitting your application to this incredible opportunity for aspiring pitmasters. In addition, we explore the unique Barbecue & Wine Dinner at Horn Barbecue, where exceptional BBQ meets exquisite wines. Discover how this perfect pairing creates an unforgettable dining experience. Curious about prehistoric BBQ? We've got you covered with a fascinating discussion about Woolly Mammoth Meat, providing insight into the world of ancient barbecue techniques. Finally, we highlight D'Andra Simmons joining the Babes of Que podcast during the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival, which takes place from March 30th to April 2nd. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to hear from the BBQ world's leading ladies. Tune in to "This Week in Barbecue" for all this and more, as Rasheed and Bryan bring you the most sizzling updates in BBQ news and events. Subscribe now, and never miss an episode! Follow Rasheed: ⁠Rasheed Philips⁠ Follow Bryan: ⁠Secret Pint BBQ Toast Nashville 4/21-23 Stage Coach friday, saturday, sunday 4/28-4/30  Last Day to Apply for Preserve The Pit Barbecue & Wine DInner @ horn Barbecue  Wolly Mammoth Meat [prehistoric bbq] Goldees BBQ Classes June Ribs and May/June Sausage Classes still available Zavala's BBQ Distribution: Rubs and Sauces can now be ordered for shipping Ring of Fire: Fort Worth Food and WIne event

Meet Fort Worth Chef Jon Bonnell (Founder of Bonnell's Restaurant Group)... He’s had 3 invitations to cook at the James Beard house, been on the Today Show, CBS Early Show, Good Morning America, and the Food Network’s BBQ with Bobby Flay. Bonnell has also been featured on ESPN’s College Gameday, and just received the Walter Kaufman Lifetime Achievement Award for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Foundation in the fall of 2019.Learn more about how he's been leading his company through the COVID-19 pandemic, and hear his compelling backstory as a leader. Book Mentions:Born to Run by Christopher McDougallJon Bonnell's Fine Texas CuisineJon Bonnell's Texas FavoritesJon Bonnell's Fine Coastal Cuisine

This week, Jack Parsons (Snooze: an AM Eatery) joins the podcast to talk about his restaurant and his work in the Fort Worth community. Photo courtesy of Jack Parsons. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ To buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival, visit: fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this special episode of the Business and BBQ podcast, Tim talks listeners through his Top 10 BBQ restaurants in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Keep in mind that Tim is a barbecue enthusiast, not an objective critic, so you might have different opinions of where these restaurants should rank, and if you have any recommendations that didn’t make Tim’s list, feel free to pass them along to bbq@timherriage.com! Tim also recommends that you follow some or all of these restaurants on social media to stay updated on their daily specials and other updates.#10: Railhead• Location: 2900 Montgomery St., Fort Worth, TX 76107 (Near TCU’s campus)• Hours: Monday-Saturday 11:00am-9:00pm; Closed Sunday • Website: https://www.railheadsmokehouse.com/• Features: Drive-thru; Great bar atmosphere• Tips: May be a shorter line on cold, hot, or rainy days#9: Ten50• Location: 1050 N. Central Expressway, Richardson, Texas 75080• Hours: Sunday-Thursday 10:50am to 9:00pm; Friday-Saturday 10:50am to 10:00pm • Website: http://ten50bbq.com/• Features: Live music; 20+ beers on tap• Recommendations: Baked potato, Brisket, Turkey salad#8: Top Five• Location: 917 N. Hampton Rd Suite #101, Desoto, TX 75115• Hours: Currently closed• Website: https://www.top5barbecue.com/• Special Note: If you are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, please consider supporting them at a fundraiser on Saturday, April 13th to help them reopen• Recognitions: On the Top 50 list by Texas Monthly• Fundraiser Information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/help-bring-back-one-of-texas-top-50-bbq-spots-savetop5-tickets-59726900768#7: The Slow Bone Barbecue• Location: 2234 Irving Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207• Hours: Daily from 11:00am-3:00pm• Website: http://slowbone.com/• Recommendations: Go at 11:00am on a Monday and order their fried chicken or pork chop#6: Lockhart (Bishop Arts)• Location: 400 West Davis, Dallas, TX 75208• Hours: Monday-Thursday 11:00am-9:00pm; Friday-Sunday 11:00am-11:00pm• Website: https://www.lockhartsmokehouse.com/• Recommendations: Brisket, Prime rib; Spend an afternoon in the Bishop Arts District; There are other locations of Lockhart, but this one is the best because their pit is more seasoned• Recognitions: On the Top50 List by Texas Monthly#5: Smoke Sessions• Location: 7126 FM 548, Royse City, TX 75189• Hours: Daily 11:00am-8:00pm; Closed Monday• Website: http://smokesessionsbarbecue.com/• Recommendations: “The best brisket sandwich of my life.”; Follow them on social media for daily specials#4: Heim • Location: 1109 W. Magnolia Ave. Fort Worth, TX 76104• Hours: Daily 11:00am-10:00pm; Closed Tuesday• Website: http://heimbbq.com/• Recommendations: Lines will be shorter in cold, rainy, or hot weather• Recognitions: On the Top50 List by Texas Monthly#3: Hutchins• Location: 1301 N Tennessee St, McKinney, Texas 75069• Hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:00am-9:00pm; Friday-Saturday 11:00am-9:30pm• Website: https://hutchinsbbq.com/• Features: Drive-thru• Recommendations: Brisket, Ribs; “All around perfect experience.”• Recognitions: On the Top50 List by Texas Monthly#2: Cattleack• Location: 13628 Gamma Road, Dallas, TX 75244 (Near Addison Airport)• Hours: Thursday and Friday 10:30am-2:00pm; 1st Saturday of eve

This week, we are running an episode from the TCU Magazine Podcast which is also hosted by James Creange. He was joined by Urvashi Pitre ("The Butter Chicken Lady"), a DFW home cook who has written 5 cookbooks and has a large number of YouTube and Facebook videos showcasing her cooking. Photo courtesy of Urvashi Pitre via Twitter. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ To buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival, visit: fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this week's episode, Ginger Blazek (Zenzero) joined the podcast to talk about deciding to change careers and shift her focus to the culinary industry. She talked about how her restaurant is a reflection of her home life, her love for pastry from a young age, her graduation from The Culinary School of Fort Worth and much more! Photo courtesy of James Creange. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ To buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival, visit: fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this week's episode, Hans Mueller (Swiss Pastry Shop) joins the podcast to discuss his father's legacy, his own struggle of making a name for himself, some of the highs and lows of the Swiss Pastry Shop, and a lot more! He also talked about his upcoming participation with the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival and why it is important for the Fort Worth community. Photo courtesy of Max Faulkner. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ To buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival, visit: http://fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this week's episode, Shawn Kidwell and Nic Stolz (Cowtown Brewing Company) join the podcast to discuss their brand new Fort Worth brewery. We talked about the logistics of both opening a brewery and actually brewing beer. Shawn and Nic shared some of their favorite beers with James and explained their entire brewery concept (from layout and design to the BBQ station in the backyard). Photo courtesy of James Creange. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ To buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival, visit: http://fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this week's episode, Trent and Dena Shaskan (Mockingbird Food Co. and Icon Bread) join the podcast to discuss their roles in the upcoming Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival. They also talk about their work at the farmer's market and their catering business. Photo courtesy of the Shaskans. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ Buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival here: fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this week's episode, Adrian Verdin (Hospitality Alliance) talked about his work with creating the Food Hall at Crockett Row. From acai bowls to pizza to lobster rolls, the food hall has something for everybody. They also have craft drinks and a new concept coming soon. Meet the man who helped put it all together. Photo courtesy of Adrian Verdin. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ Buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival here: fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this week's episode, Jen Williams (JayCee Hospitality) joins the podcast to talk about her transition from Chicago kitchens to Fort Worth kitchens. She talks about her passion for teaching young and aspiring culinarians as well as her passion for making great and beautiful food. Photo courtesy of Bo Parker. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Check out our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: www.csftw.edu/ Buy your tickets for the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival here: http://fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com/buy-tickets/

On this week's episode, Garold Larue and Jimmy Story (Avoca) join the show to discuss their process at Avoca, their future goals, and how they keep their customers so happy. Photo courtesy of Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. For more information about The Culinary School of Fort Worth's programs, visit: https://www.csftw.edu/ To set up your Seasoned profile, visit: https://www.seasoned.co/

Russell Kirkpatrick (Reata Restaurant) joins host James Creange to talk about his 13 years with the Reata Restaurant in Fort Worth. He discusses his "Swiss Army Knife" role in the restaurant as its general manager as well as his role with the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival. He also talks about how he balances his home life as a husband and father with his demanding work schedule. Photo courtesy of Russell Kirkpatrick "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. For more information about our Culinary programs, visit: csftw.edu/ STAY CONNECTED WITH US: Facebook: www.facebook.com/culinaryfw/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/culinaryschoolftw/

Bud and the gang venture to Billy's Oak Acres to preview the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival and learn more about its new BBQ and dessert events. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices