
Brisket
Sixteen hours over post oak, salt and pepper bark.
½ lb$14
1 lb$26
Gluten-Free
At a barbecue counter, people order by weight. This example prices meat by the half pound and the pound, ribs by the rack, and spells out each tray.
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Low and slow over post oak, smoking from six every morning until we sell out.
By the half pound or the pound, sliced to order at the block.

Sixteen hours over post oak, salt and pepper bark.
St. Louis cut, dry-rubbed and glazed with apple cider.
One bone, about a pound and a half. Weekends only.
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Corn chips, brisket chili, cheddar and jalapeños.
By the cup. Pints to share at the counter.
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Green cabbage, cider vinegar and celery seed.
Yellow mustard, dill pickle and chopped egg.
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Texas pecans and dark brown sugar, by the slice.
Brewed every morning, refilled as often as you like.
Squeezed to order, with or without a shot of bourbon.
Crisp, cold and made for brisket, 4.6%.
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateBrisket, pulled pork, turkey. Say whether guests can pick fatty or lean brisket.
By the rack, the link or the bone. Weekend-only cuts say so.
Say what's on each tray and how many people it feeds.
Beans, mac and cheese, slaw. A cup for one and a pint to share.
Say if meat comes sauced and what comes free with it.
Banana pudding, pie and sweet tea. Two sweets are enough after a tray of meat.
Show two weights side by side, the way guests order at the counter. Anything sold by count says "each".
Sixteen hours over post oak, salt and pepper bark.
Shoulder smoked overnight, Carolina vinegar sauce.
Brined for a day, black pepper rub, sliced thick.
Swap words like tender and delicious for facts: the hours in the smoker and the seasoning.
Tender, smoky and delicious.
Sixteen hours over post oak, salt and pepper bark.
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Both if you can. By the pound suits groups. Trays suit first-timers.
Say it once at the top, then hide sold-out meats during service so people see what's left.
Yes, if it's part of your style. Name it at the top and on your best-known meat, like the brisket here.



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