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Stretching boundaries with Oklahoma barbecue

 
By Dave Cathey | Published: May 27, 2009    Comment on this article Leave a comment


Editor’s note: This is the final part of a three-part discussion about barbecue.

Barbecue is old news, gaining relevance the minute somebody accidentally left prehistoric roadkill too near the community fire pit.

photo - May’s sandwich of the month is the BBQ Club at Iron Starr Urban Bar-B-Q, 3700 N Shartel Ave. Photo by Paul Hellstern,  The Oklahoman
May’s sandwich of the month is the BBQ Club at Iron Starr Urban Bar-B-Q, 3700 N Shartel Ave. Photo by Paul Hellstern, The Oklahoman

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Owner Keith Paul says a second Iron Starr Urban Bar-B-Q is scheduled to open Sept. 1 on Campus Corner in Norman in the old Harold’s Warehouse building — just in time for football season.

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So, what’s next for barbecue?

One Oklahoma restaurant is doing its best to stretch the boundaries of its smoker.

At Iron Starr Urban Bar-B-Q, 3700 N Shartel Ave., barbecue is made fresh daily, but the chefs never quit examining its potential.

Consider our old friend, the club sandwich: bacon, turkey, roast beef, cheese, lettuce and tomato with mayonnaise on toast — double-decker style.

Layer that template over a barbecue menu and right away you see the possibilities with smoked turkey and brisket. Chop the brisket to avoid a wrestling match in your mouth, keep the bacon, add two kinds of cheese, fuse barbecue sauce with homemade mayonnaise for the resulting barbecue aioli, toss a couple of slices of Texas toast on the grill and you’ve got May’s Sandwich of the Month, The BBQ Club.

The restaurants Keith and Heather Paul maintain through A Good Egg Dining Group are all innovative on some level.

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