Puff, they have that in every grocery store down here on the gulf coast. They make all kinds of seasonings from fish fry to seafood boil and from mild to hot. I haven't smoked anything with it but I have used it for general seasoning, it's pretty good for blackened fish. Your ribs looked great !
Big T....When I asked my Alabama neighbor about this...he said " Southern secret the Yankees don't know about yet !" When the ribs come out of the cooker...I admit, they really looked tasty . These were really just bland. I was hoping to bite into the bark and really get a taste of goodness.
I am going to need to branch out to start trying commercial rubs. I can always go back to mine. Just always afraid of too much heat. Sometimes, I keep the cayenne pepper out....cut the black pepper in half and my mouth is still burning. I gotta be in the mood for hot. can't go hot every single time.
Make no mistake, there ain't no powder in this Puff ! And... I'm not really a crazy person but I play one in real life
Puff, I use an all purpose rub called Back-Yard Southern Style as my wife doesn't like any spicy rubs at all. It actually says not salty or hot on the bottle and you can put it on pretty heavy. I also like Bad Byrons like Pete but it's a little on the spicy side.
I am wondering if the Memphis dust is the same dust I used with this cook...it was very " nothing" . I have tor try your rub Big T... my wife likes the heat...not me
Make no mistake, there ain't no powder in this Puff ! And... I'm not really a crazy person but I play one in real life
I do not know where my post went... anyway. Slap Ya Mama is good stuff in my book. Their boil mix is really good w/ shrimp, crabs, mudbugs...etc. It has a kick!!!
A base rub I like for pork and chicken is "Grub Rub" by Gordon's. Too sweet for beef...IMO. Made in Katy, TX (outside of Houston). I just add garlic, cayenne or whatever I'm in the mood for. Some stores carry it but in small containers. We order it in gallon containers...
DC- no I did not cuss. I am not for sure what I did...I just realized what I typed did not post. I think I accidentally hit the back key... but I hit the fwd key and my post was still in the reply box but not submitted. I am sure it was my mistake... just odd. No harm no foul. I hope this makes sense...I am a little under the influence at the moment. These cajuns got me tonight...I am getting to old for shots and crown doubles on an empty stomach. LOL
Hey I may know what happened. I have seen it before, it is like you see a post you want to reply to so you begin typing. But before you submit your post someone else submits another post to that thread. So when you hit submit at the top of the page a single line of text comes across the screen asking if you still want to submit your post, because someone else already did? So if you don't answer that question before you leave that page your post won't be saved or posted. I recommend hitting the submit button then wait a couple seconds until you see a window PPP up and say your post has been successfully submitted. Then you got it done.
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Current Smokers: Backyard RF Offset and Hybrid RF Offset trailer rig with Cowboy cooker and fish fryer, always room for more........
I've had the egg for going on 10 yrs. I had never heard of an egg. The wife went with me smoker/grill shopping. My old smoker had fallen apart. We went by Academy, Lowes, Home Depot and then by a store that always has some custom grills. This green egg shaped thing was purring by the front door with a pork loin on it. Long story short had one loaded 30-45mins later. I called my cousin. I asked had ever heard of a green egg. He had. I told him to buy some steaks and come help me unload it. My favorite cook on it is pizzas. Ceramic cookers will spoil ya!!!! I have smoked at 225 for 28-30hrs. Never raised the lid. Just let the digi Q do its thing