Beef Ribs
Slow-smoked or barbecued beef ribs, typically rubbed with spices and served with barbecue sauce that may contain gluten or anchovies in Worcestershire sauce.
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Dallas serves up bold Texas flavors with legendary barbecue, Tex-Mex cuisine, and hearty Southern comfort food that reflects its cowboy heritage and modern cosmopolitan spirit. The city's food scene combines traditional smokehouse fare with innovative culinary trends.
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Slow-smoked or barbecued beef ribs, typically rubbed with spices and served with barbecue sauce that may contain gluten or anchovies in Worcestershire sauce.
Tex-Mex soft flour tortillas filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, and optional meat, beans, or potatoes, containing gluten, dairy, and eggs.
Breaded and deep-fried beef cutlet served with cream gravy containing dairy and often pan drippings.
Texas-style chili is a meat-heavy stew without beans, traditionally made with beef, chili peppers, and spices.
Traditional Southern cornbread is made with cornmeal, buttermilk, eggs, and often baked in a cast-iron skillet with bacon drippings or lard.
Corn chips topped with chili con carne, cheese, onions, and jalapeños, commonly made with beef chili containing meat and dairy.
Czech-style sweet pastries filled with fruit or savory sausage, made with dough containing eggs, butter, and milk.
Sweet pie made with pecans, corn syrup, butter, and eggs in a pastry crust containing gluten and dairy.
Melted cheese dip typically made with processed cheese and often contains milk proteins and shared cooking equipment.
Smoked pork or beef sausage that contains meat and is often cooked on shared equipment with allergen cross-contact risk.
Corn tortillas filled with meat or cheese, topped with chili sauce and melted cheese, containing dairy and often cooked in lard or shared pans.
Slow-smoked beef brisket rubbed with salt and pepper, typically served with barbecue sauce that may contain worcestershire sauce (anchovy) and often accompanied by bread or buns containing gluten.
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