Need a dry rub for short ribs thats kid friendly

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• Jun 14, 2013

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The last time I made short ribs they came out too spicy and too strong of flavor for my kids. I forgot the recipe but it did have 3-4 types of pepper in it. Does anyone have a recommendation for a nice simple rub that has good flavor but not overpowering?

 

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• Jun 14, 2013

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For my grand kids I always just stick to S&P and they slather their favorite sauces at the table.

 

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Edit: I read the OP quickly and thought we were talking about pork ribs. I agree that S&P is the way to go.

 

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• Jun 14, 2013

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+1 for S&P. Maybe a little granulated garlic and onion too.

 

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• Jun 14, 2013

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deguerre said:

+1 for S&P. Maybe a little granulated garlic and onion too.

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Exactly this.

 

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read the tag line

 

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Thanks guys, didnt realize it was that simple hehe :-D

 

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• Jun 14, 2013

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In contrast to the flood of s&p responses try this, basic run just leave out the cayenne.

 

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I often use Grill Mates Montreal steak rub ... I have also used it on brisket too.... Never let's me down.

 

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• Jun 14, 2013

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For kids palettes just keep it simple as pointed out above. Salt and pepper and if feeling a little froggy add a little bit of onion powder and/or garlic powder.