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I use both white (granulated) and brown (muscavado) in my rib rub. If you want to lighten it up I've used icing sugar in the past and it came out really well.
Happy smoking
Bob.
Great lil how to buddy.
I'm defiantly going to be trying this with any left over pulled pig we have real soon.
Thanks. Points.
Happy smoking
BobBob. 128077
Howdy Paul.
If you've only got 8 mouths to worry about then you really won't need that big of a brisket. I did a 13lb packer for 25 people and still had plenty of cold cuts for sammys. I'd say you need no more than a 5lb piece.
Happy smoking
Bob.
Morning y'all
Thankyou all for your advice and I apologise for causing a heated debate between the old guard.
(Although it was quite intellectually stimulating)
The food turned out pretty dam fine if I do say so myself.
I ended up using a mix of BigK briquettes, BigK lump wood, applewood chips...
I was going to keep it as simple as salt and pepper but after having a think I decided on using these select spices and to be honest they complemented the meat perfectly. My smoker is quite difficult to keep at a steady temp. I think I will invest in a Bradley to make life a little easier haha.
thanks wade
I decided to make up a rub it contained
2 tbsp mixed pepper corns.
2 tbsp sea salt.
2 tsp chilli flakes
2 tsp English mustard powder
1 tbsp cumin
1 tbsp garlic powder
I ground all the ingredients together in a coffee grinder.
Rubbed the brisket over with Worcester sauce and then...
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