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Took most of your advice Cliff and knocked the ball out of the park...thanks!
Doubled up on the onion and garlic powder
Added some more cayenne
Added an 'aggressive pinch' of cinnamon
Cumin...already in...so that stayed
Paprika was probably bought around the Great Depression. Time to pony...
Here are the three racks...rubbed, just prior to hitting the smoke:
Left = homemade plus a mustard coating; marinated for about 15 hours.
Center = store bought
Right = Salt & Pepper
Perfect day to smoke....82 degrees and winds less than 5mph. Then again, any day that ends in "y" is a perfect smoke day. Ribs going on right at noon...ought to finish just around 5pm. Details on the three conditions to follow.
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Getting ready for tomorrow...here is the plan. I intend to smoke three racks of baby backs (bought 'em at Costco. Love the Costco packs...2.99 lb and 'de-membraned' already). Being from the same pack and smoked under identical conditions, I intend to alter a few ingredients and see which rub is...
I usually just buy pre made rubs...here is my first attempt...I welcome comments or criticism. This is for baby backs:
One half cup brown sugar...slightly packed
One quarter cup paprika
One tbsp onion powder
One tbsp garlic powder
Two tsp kosher salt
One tsp old bay
One tsp cumin
One half tsp...
Just got back from Costco...with a pack of nine bacon wrapped boneless skinless chicken breasts...marinating in paprika and tumeric. Packs ranged from 18 to 25 bucks...mine was 20 (albeit a bit saucy at just over five bucks a pound, but it WAS wrapped in bacon).
Tomorrow morning seems so far...
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