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At barbecue school, the heat is on

It's almost Memorial Day, which means it's time to dust off the Weber and check outall the must-have tools, techniques, and marinades. Let the grilling begin.

Instructors Ray Depot (center) and Jed LaBonte at BBQ School, held at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club.
Instructors Ray Depot (center) and Jed LaBonte at BBQ School, held at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. (David Kamerman / Globe Staff) David Kamerman / Globe Staff
By Jonathan Levitt
Globe Correspondent / May 24, 2006

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Sunday morning at 9 o'clock and Kelly Keady is already passing out her famous maraschino cherries. ``Life is good," she says. ``I used to bring Jell-O shots to these things, but cherries are much better." Keady, a personal chef from Norwood and a barbecue groupie , soaks the fruits for several months in Everclear, grain alcohol, and they ... (Full article: 1062 words)

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