- Sep 15, 2012
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The amount of time your actually putting smoke to the meat is entirely up to your tastes as is the type of wood used. As for the lack of rub flavor - well if your mopping or spritzing that could be causing the rub to run off the meat. If your getting a good bark(which I believe you said you were) then the individual spices are probably just melding together and you aren't able to distinguish the individual flavors. I normally just sprinkle SPOG over the meat and pat it in. I don't use mustard or anything else to adhere it to the meat. I also don't mop or spritz. I do foil, as my family isn't crazy about a heavy bark. When I foil I normally use just some type of liquid, and sprinkle some more SPOG over the meat. Also if your eating the meat the same day you smoked it your senses aren't as acute as they would be the next day. I should also add I don't use allot of wood when smoking three maybe four chunks(depending on size) in my 22 WSM.
Chris
Chris
