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Barbecue Goat

Though goat is not usually offered at Big Bob’s, it has made at least one notable appearance on the menu. In 1938 the early spring brought on a record crop of wild onion that blanketed the front yard of Big Mama’s house. Since separating from Big Bob, she had become responsible not only for raising the children but for pulling up the onions, as well. As she bent over to address this spring nuisance, she presented Ruth’s pet goat an irresistible target; taking a running start, the goat sent Big Mama sprawling into the onion patch. That was the final straw for Big Mama. They loaded the goat into the car and took it straight to Big Bob. The goat didn’t have a prayer. But it was quite tasty that day . . . and still is if it’s cooked right!

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