Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl serves barbecue at homeless shelter

LOS ANGELES — Foo Fighters entrance guy Dave Grohl gave again all the way through remaining week’s iciness hurricane, smoking and serving his personal barbecue recipes all the way through a marathon volunteer consultation at a California homeless shelter. 

The musician reportedly rolled up together with his personal large meat smoker at Hope the Mission’s Trebek Center, a former roller rink turned shelter that was supported by the late Alex Trebek. 

According to TMZ, Grohl arrived round middle of the night Wednesday and started working making ready the beef, taking the following 16 hours to season and smoke the barbecue and taking occasional naps within the car parking zone. 

He and a few pals served up about 500 foods of brisket, red meat butt, ribs, beans and extra. 

Southern California was once hit by means of an extraordinary iciness hurricane remaining week, with a lot of the world coping with flooding and frigid temperatures, with Los Angeles even seeing snow. The National Weather Service stated it was once one of the vital most powerful storms to ever hit southwest California.

Grohl additionally gave every other shoutout to the purpose with a video for Hope the Mission’s “All In for Housing” marketing campaign, a fundraiser during which the nonprofit’s CEO and CFO are operating from the Las Vegas strip to Los Angeles to lift cash for housing. 

“Keep it up,” Grohl inspired, including that they might been cooking all evening. “You’ve gotta get back here soon, because we’re ‘all in.'” 

Grohl wrote an essay for Bon Appetit in 2019 about finding his love for cooking barbecue after breaking his leg on excursion. In 2018, he cooked barbecue for other folks displaced within the Malibu wildfires together with his catering challenge, Backbeat Barbecue. 

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