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A half-hour drive out of Austin proper is a small price to pay for 'cue from the gods. Orders are placed next to the scalding fire. Fatty, vs. lean, brisket is the only way to go. Or pork ribs. Both melt in your mouth. Order by the pound and have them wrapped in butcher paper. Topped off with Texas bread. Country folk and occasional city slickers arrive early and eat with their hands. Sauce is only available on demand, you tourist.
There was a fracture in the first family of eat-with-your-hands Texas barbecue. The sister kept the original Kreuz location and renamed it Smitty’s. The brothers kept the Kreuz name and moved... read more
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