Crossword Clue: Entree that may be slathered in barbecue sauce
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- Barbecue choice
- Barbecue dish
- Barbecue entree
- Barbecue entrees
- Barbecue fare
- Barbecue favorite
- Barbecue favorites
- Barbecue joint order
- Barbecue offering
- Barbecue order
- Barbecue orders
- Barbecue "rack"
- Barbecue serving
- Barbecue servings
- Barbecue slab
- Barbecue specialty
- Barbecue treat
- Barbecued ___
- Barbecued dish slathered with sauce
- Barbecued dish
- Barbecued entrée
- Barbecued "rack"
- Barbecued slab
- Bars of a cage?
- BBQ entree
- BBQ fare
- BBQ favorite
- BBQ food
- BBQ joint order
- BBQ order
- BBQ slab
- BBQ specialty
- BBQ waitress's rack
- Another barbecue offering
- Arched bones extending from the spine
- Baby back ___
- "Baby back" barbecue servings
- "Baby back" barbecue
- "Baby back" items at a barbecue
- Body parts
- Bones in a "cage" in the body
- Bones in a cage
- Bones that make up an anatomical cage
- Bones that might hurt from laughing
- Bones that most people have 24 of
- Common barbecue servings
- Fare flavored with rub
- Fare served in slabs
- Fare that might be Kansas City-style or St. Louis-style
- Certain cage’s bars
- Components of a certain cage
- Connections to the sternum
- Chest bones
- Chest protectors
- Chest wall bones
- Chicken partner
- Cookout choice
- Cookout fare
- Corduroy ridges
- Hull's timbers
- Items in a rack
- Costae
- Entree that may be slathered in barbecue sauce
- Cage components
- Classic barbecue fare
- Crown roast
- Hearty entrée
- Food on a rack at a barbecue
- Curved bones
- Joshes
- Cuts of meat
- Ridges formed in knitting
- Some are prime
- Some are spare
- Vault features
- Kids
- Place to be tickled
- Roasts
- Roasts with rubs
- Marks with ridges
- Subjects to good-natured teasing
- Parasol parts.
- Rack at a steakhouse
- Rack parts
- Racks at tailgate parties
- Pokes fun at
- Parts of a cage
- Parts of a hull
- Pork cuts
- Pork dish, spare ...
- Messy barbecue food
- Messy barbecue offerings
- Messy entrée
- Messy food
- Messy meal
- Needles
- Might break some moshing
- Leaf veins.
- Prime or spare
- Main veins of leaves
- Picnic meat, perhaps
- Makes fun of
- These might bruise in pit
- They are usually smothered in sauce
- They form a "cage"
- They form a cage
- Spare fare?
- "Spare" items
- Spare items?
- "Spare" items at a barbecue
- Spare items
- Spare parts?
- Spare pieces?
- Specialty of Kansas City cooks
- They're found in chests
- They're ordered by the rack
- Saucy fare
- Tailgating entrée
- Umbrella features
- Umbrella parts
- Umbrella pieces
- Umbrella spokes
- Umbrella supports
- Umbrella's metal
- Slab contents?
- Ticklish area, for many
- What snakes can have hundreds of
- You Am I "Adam's ___"
- Teases (informal)
- Teases
- Smokehouse order
- Smokehouse selection
- Smoky entree
- Steak-house order
- Steakhouse order, sometimes
- Steakhouse selection
Recent Usage of Entree that may be slathered in barbecue sauce in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 6, 2017
