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    The brisket here is done in the Texas Hill Country style, low and slow until the bark sets and the fat renders into something close to silk. Edge Craft is a barbecue joint just west of downtown Oklahoma City, with a menu built around the expected canon plus daily specials that tend toward the inspired. The sides list runs longer than most spots bother with, collard greens and smoked elote alongside the usual coleslaw. Come hungry and plan to deliberate.

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    • Brisket

      “Brisket is the bell cow for a menu featuring all the expected favorites, plus daily specials like jerk pork belly burnt ends.”

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    • Jerk pork belly burnt ends

      “Brisket is the bell cow for a menu featuring all the expected favorites, plus daily specials like jerk pork belly burnt ends.”

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    • Smoked elote

      “Sides include the expected coleslaw and potato salad, alongside mac and cheese, collard greens, red beans and rice, and smoked elote.”

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