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Kentucky (Mutton BBQ)
Owensboro's smoked mutton, dipped in a Worcestershire-black pepper sauce, offers the most distinctive red meat flavor of any BBQ style, yet remains America's most obscure—nearly extinct but fiercely defended by a small cult following. Slow-smoked over hickory for 10–12 hours until fork-tender, it's served with a tangy dip that has only 80 calories per tablespoon. It's also 25% leaner than the typical BBQ protein, with higher mineral content like iron and zinc, though it demands 40% more skill to prepare without drying out. For adventurous eaters, this is the rarest BBQ gem in the US.
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