Tyler Thompson explores the ancient art of Brazilian churrasco, where gauchos rejected grill grates in favor of espetos—flat metal skewers that offer vertical heat control over glowing coals. Learn how three centuries of tradition transforms simple beef, fire, and patience into transcendent grilled meat through ember management, the iconic C-shaped picanha fold, and communal gathering around open flames.
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