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How Goldee’s Barbecue Trained Some of the Best New Pitmasters in Texas

How Goldee’s Barbecue Trained Some of the Best New Pitmasters in Texas
This week, two Texas barbecue joints have received serious accolades from national magazines. Barbs B Q, in Lockhart, was named one of Bon Appétit’s best new restaurants, and Jalen Heard, Lane Milne, and Jonny White, of Goldee’s Barbecue, in Fort Worth, were named to Food & Wine’s Best New Chefs class of 2024. The two joints represent modern takes on Texas barbecue in towns with long-standing barbecue reputations. They’re also both inextricably linked, thanks to the willingness of the Goldee’s crew to train future entrepreneurs such as Barbs B Q co-owner Chuck Charnichart. Goldee’s has built the best farm team of new pitmasters, and Charnichart now sits at the top of that roster.Charnichart was the second full-time hire at Goldee’s. She joined the group of…

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This article was originally published by Daniel Vaughn at Texas Monthly – (https://www.texasmonthly.com/bbq/how-goldees-barbecue-trained-great-new-texas-pitmasters/).

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