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A lot of folks don't understand the difference between rubs/seasonings and sauce when it comes to smoking meat. IMHO if you smoke anything without any seasonings it will taste like crap:sad: It doesn't have to be BBQ type seasonings, but at the very least you need salt and pepper.:roll:

 

I gotta agree that you need some spice on them before you smoke. Even a store bought rub will give you a much better flavor than plain meat.

 

You should take your rub and spray along and convince them to let you do a couple of slabs and one of the butts your way. After everything is done and they taste yours compared to their's, they will bow at your feet and call you a smoking guru

 

I can't imagine no spices! Half my kitchen cabnets are full of spices and I'm always running out of something.

maybe you can pre mix some rubs and pretend you sneezed and dump it on the meats? Then rub in it pretending to rub it off?

 

ya know, that just might work Debi.. yeah.. that's the ticket

 

Or if the sneeze doesn't work, mabey trip over the dog, spill some on the meats ( being sure to apply liberally ), and apologize profusely then help clean up . Daun

 

I'm beginning to think girls aren't all sugar N spice and everything nice. I'm thinking way deep down in side they have a mean streak trying to get out.

 

Well ya got the spice part right anyway!

 

I can prove this point...

Last night I was forced into eating at the mother-in-laws for her birthday. Her husband cooked four slabs of spare ribs. Cooked them whole, brisket bone on, skirt on, membrane on, no rub, no flavoring wood. He just used charcoal and let them cook for about 6 hours. They were still tough, chewy and full of fat. Not one person there commented on the ribs. I carried a pot of my baked rice and had to give my recipe to 5 different people. They should leave the smoking to me. There were 15 people, 4 slabs of ribs, 2 1/2 slabs left sitting there. I know my ribs may not be the best in the world, but when I cook them, there's nothing left but bones and compliments. Mostly thanks to this wonderful forum.

 

Well said Wes!


Take care, have fun, and do good!

Regards,

Meowey

 

I would think that if they ask you there as the expert they should take your advise and use a rub.

 

okay Shortone, you did a house full of meat, had a great time, and everything turned out great.. but tell us about the rubbed vs. plain - who had the better meat.. as if I should ask Great Smoke!

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