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Pulled Pork:Rub the seasoning all over a pork shoulder roast or butt before cooking it to perfection. Shred the meat for delicious pulled pork sandwiches. This dry spice rub gives the pork a nice little kick. Try it on your pork chops or pork tenderloin, too. ...
I read all the posts from folks asking how to cook a butt or a brisket, and I can't figure out where all the angst and confusion comes from. I had never cooked a brisket before I bought my CS about 5 years ago. I had also never eaten a brisket that was fit to eat, so I ...
Butt Rub®, is used by championship barbequer's, professional chefs, and backyard cooks everywhere. The company's original product, it is an all-purpose seasoning with a balanced blend of onion, garlic, salt, pepper, paprika and chipotle (smoked jalapeno) --"A Little Butt Rub Makes Every...
After trying different rubs numerous times on brisket, pork butt and other meats, I came to the conclusion that it was a waste of spice. I could never taste the rub after the meat was cooked. No matter how much I put on, it seems the juices that drip down wash it all off. Is th...
Notes Extra spice rub (that hasn’t touch meat or been touched by hands that have touched the meat) can be stored in an air-tight food storage container. When making pulled pork (pork shoulder, pork butt, etc.), create a thick crust of the rub over the surface of the meat. ...
Sounds like you both are staying in good spirits though and hopefully he can kick its butt. Really glad you liked the rub. ;) Reply Sha August 2, 2015 Great recipe. I was wondering if this method (with the baking rack) would work in a crockpot. Perhaps if I finished them in ...
This makes the rub difficult to use, and so you should make a new batch when and if this happens. Irvin Lin Break Out Your Spice Rub This spice rub is great on pork chops, pork loin, pork shoulder/butt, and ribs. You can use it by itself or in conjunction with your favorite ...
No the ribs want be to salty unless you used to much rub I have found that alot of the seasoning cooks away. after the first hour or when the rib reach 140 degrees they don't take in the smoke any more and you can over smoke ribs until they are to dry.Should of got a Cook...