brisket
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That part of the breast of an animal which extends from the fore legs back beneath the ribs; also applied to the fore part of a horse, from the shoulders to the bottom of the chest.
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Barbecue plates, served in take-out boxes, come with a choice of ribs, chicken, sausage, beef brisket or pork, two side dishes and buttery Texas toast.
Diners can enjoy a starter, a signature meat dish or a bun, a side and a scoop of gelato, with dishes including Smokestak’s signature beef brisket with pickled chillies.
A great brisket can take 12 hours to cook, and you may wait four hours in line for Franklin Barbecue.
Other options include beef brisket, pulled pork, carnitas, sausage, and wings.
Queso blanco is always a crowd pleaser and you can’t go wrong spicing it up by adding in jalapeños, diced tomatoes or even some brisket.
Sloppy Mama’s traditional features smoked meat like prime brisket, ribs and chicken.