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It was proved by Jenkins [Arch. Rational Mech. Anal. 8 (1961), 181–206] that a smooth entire graph in
R
3
{\mathbb {R}}^3
with vanishing anisotropic mean curvature must be a plane. By using a calibration argument and a stability inequality we show here a different self-contained proof of this result, which is still valid when the anisotropic mean curvature is constant.