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Executive Culinary Chef & Wood-Fired Specialist
Chef Marcus Miller brings fine-dining precision and culinary food science to traditional low-and-slow barbecue. Trained in Southern smokehouse traditions, Marcus specializes in thermal convection, prime cuts, artisanal rubs, and rigorous testing of next-generation pellet and kamado grills.
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