I recently had BBQ from a family members trailer smoker. He travels to TX quite a bit and has been working on the perfect dry rubbed ribs and brisket. I do believe he has it down well, with the brisket pull apart tender, but moist.
That said, I am troubled by what feels like an unbalanced richness. The meat is smoky enough and there is plenty of salt and seasoning. However, it feels like something to cut through some of the ribs fattiness is missing. I've had wet rub ribs that seem more balanced.
Does anyone have thoughts on how to achieve the balance when doing dry rub? Can the mop impact it? Thoughts?
- N
That said, I am troubled by what feels like an unbalanced richness. The meat is smoky enough and there is plenty of salt and seasoning. However, it feels like something to cut through some of the ribs fattiness is missing. I've had wet rub ribs that seem more balanced.
Does anyone have thoughts on how to achieve the balance when doing dry rub? Can the mop impact it? Thoughts?
- N