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If you have lived in or visited KC for any amount of time, then you know we love our BBQ. But beyond just BBQ, we love our burnt ends!
Have you enjoyed this KC BBQ staple? If so, do you even know what it is? Well, turns out, it depends on where you eat.
Here's a run down of some of the bigger name BBQ joints in KC and what goes in to their burnt ends:
Arthur Bryant's: burned edges of brisket in 1972; now in 2019 random brisket pieces double smoked and sauced
Jones Bar-B-Q: fatty tip of brisket smoked and rendered down
Joe's: fatty halves of brisket that is cubed and smoked
Q39: thin half of brisket cubed and grilled over oak
Gates: crispy, barky, fatty pieces of brisket blackened
Jack Stack: morsels of beef or pork hickory fired and cut into bite sized pieces
Are you brave enough to try to make your own burnt ends? If so, this recipe claims to be Kansas City Style Burnt Ends. Here's a link if you want to give it a go and make your own. For me, I'll stick to the pros and their burnt ends!
Kansas City Style Burnt Ends Recipe: https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/kansas-city-style-burnt-ends-recipe-1920773
Article by Matthew Korfhage of 435 Magazine
Link to full article: https://www.435mag.com/what-exactly-is-a-burnt-end-well-it-depends-where-you-go/?fbclid=IwAR30mgI3ZUg0xzBCHIHVdv3OzO45WVIwkp-yTRG1kLaIMe4EsD7Ugi59BPM

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