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I ve finally purchased jeffs infamous Rub/sauce. I cant wait till thursday. My smoking day of the week cause im off. Gonna try my first run on some pork Chope. Eeeemmmmm
Im loaded with white oak, its all i use cause its readily available. I have used both and honestly cant tell the difference. Oak is a little more forgiving than hickory cause you can use alot and not have that overpowering smoke taste. Experiment with different woods and use different...
I cant get no more than 4hrs or so on my pitmaster cause ash builds up. I need ideas of ash removal during long smokes. I have a charcoal basket but i dont use it for pitmaster cause its more of a stick burner. Any ideas would be greatly helpful cause i have to do ten slabs of ribs for a reunion...
nice, we should get together sometimes and que and throw back a few cold ones. nothing like smoking meat with a fellow arkansan and thorwong some back. i dont quite have the rigs you have but the ones i do sho nuff get it done.
there are lots of rubs on here that people have posted so heres my little concoction i have come up with.
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup paprika
1tbl sp black pepper
1tbl sp salt
1tbl sp chili powder
3/4 tbl sp garlic powder
3/4 tbl sp onion powder
1 tea sp cayenn
I use this on everything...
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