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While tending the pit, Gonzalez talks proudly about his barbecue shop, five minutes from the Luling Bridge heading toward New Orleans. Gonzo’s is a smokehouse that needs no introduction. Word of mouth is so strong that people gladly wait hours for a table and, on Fridays, Gonzalez keeps an ice chest full of free beer and free water for his loyal — and sometimes a little obsessed— customers. No one would argue that it’s some of the best barbecue in the New Orleans area. Customers drive in from Houston and farther, suggesting that it is probably among the best barbecue joints in the country. For that kind of quality barbecue, you have to come early, but the beer and anticipation give the shop a festival vibe.
Andrew Caskey never expected to help spark a culinary renaissance in North Louisiana. After all, he came from a family of welders, not cooks. But because of his food truck, Bad Wolf BBQ, and its award-winning brisket, the college town of Ruston has become the Louisiana outpost of a modern barbecue movement sweeping across Texas
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