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A Closer Look at the Best Smoked Pulled Pork at the Lake of the Ozarks

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There are a lot of irresistible smoked meats served daily at The Barn-B-Que Smokehouse in Lake Ozark. Today we are highlighting one in particular - pulled pork. It's smoked daily right here at our BBQ restaurant & smokehouse at the Lake of the Ozarks .  First, we've got some interesting facts for you about this mouthwatering meat. After that, we'll give you a quick look at some of the tasty ways we serve it up.  DID YOU KNOW... Pulled pork has always been especially popular in the Southern U.S. but with a taste this great, it's no surprise that those states couldn't keep this delicious dish all to themselves. Generally a shoulder cut of the pig, pulled pork gets its easy-to-pull-apart texture from the slow-cooking process of being smoked over wood.   Although you might assume that chicken is the most widely-eaten meat worldwide, it's actually pork that claims this title! (Poultry comes in a close second followed by beef.) Pork is an excellent sour

Unique Menu Items You NEED to Try at The Barn-B-Que!

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Obviously, you're going to want to try the best smoked meats at the Lake of the Ozarks when you dine at The Barn-B-Que in Lake Ozark paired with our savory BBQ sauces, but those are most likely foods you've had before. We do believe our smoked meats are better than that of other places you've eaten at, but still,  brisket, pulled pork, turkey, etc... are not unusual items to find on a BBQ restaurant's menu.  Today we're focusing on some of the more unique menu items that offer something a bit different when you dine at our Lake of the Ozarks BBQ restaurant & smokehouse . When your taste buds are ready for an adventure, you may want to give one of these tasty treats a try.  Blue Cheesy Tots Tater tots are a fairly common side dish but we bring ours up to elite appetizer level with the addition of some deliciously bold flavors! These tator tots are first smothered in our house-made blue cheese dressing. After that, we top them with bacon pieces, blue che

Look At What People Are Saying About Our Lake of the Ozarks BBQ Restaurant

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The Barn-B-Que Smokehouse in Lake Ozark has been around for quite a while now. Still, there are quite a few people out there that have not stopped by our Lake of the Ozarks BBQ restaurant to give it a try. If you happen to be one of those people, here are a few customer reviews from recent diners at the Barn-B-Que. Maybe their experiences will convince you that dining here is a great idea! " Delicious barbecue at a good price. I was very hungry when I came in and I left very full. " -Ed Brown, Google review " Great BBQ choice!! I tried it for my first time last night and was very pleased! I had the 2-meat entree of pork and chicken and sides of green beans which are great and okra. I loved it all! Cornbread muffins are good too. This would be a perfect choice for ordering take-out and enjoying picnic-style on your dock or boat. Highly recommend! " -Guide52557773861, TripAdvisor review " Best brisket I’ve ever had! Truly. Southern Green Beans a

The Origin of Barbecue

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What comes to mind when someone says the word " barbecue "? Is it the act of cooking or the food itself? (Possibly, you immediately think of our Lake of the Ozarks BBQ restaurant & smokehouse !)  This word is both a noun and a verb and most likely makes your mouth start watering every time that you hear it. Have you ever wondered who first came up with this incredible way of preparing food? Today the Barn-B-Que Smokehouse in Lake Ozark has some interesting information for you about the origin of BBQ. Thanks to these beginnings, today we are able to create the best BBQ at the Lake of the Ozarks for you to enjoy.  Barbecue History Lesson The English word "barbecue" comes from the Spanish word "barbacoa". Word historians believe that barbacoa is derived from "barabicu" from the language of the Arawak people of the Caribbean as well as the Timucua people of Florida. Some say the word can be traced back to Haiti and translated as a "