Rubs

If you were being sent to an Island with a Freezer that had 10,000 Pork Butts in it. And you had your favorite cooker there. The catch is you could only bring 1 Rub. Which one would it be.

I just have one question:

How did Bigmista's freezer get on an island?
 
Willie B's burbon rub and sweet sauce but I may be a little impartial
 
My first choice would be to get a hook & line then go for the fresh seafood from the waters around the island - the meat in the freezer will still be there for a while - but fresh seafood only minutes from the water to grill would be to DIE FOR............
 
Send me a pm with your address and I will send you some if you want.......so you can choke and say "does he really eat this chit" just like the judges do. :shock:
Hah! That's funny...who gave you my recipe!?:mad::lol:
 
Sounds like a rub to me. :confused:

Salt (S&p) AND Kosher Salt? Do you use Pepper and Pepper corns?

Its not a store bought or premade rub is what I meant:-D....I use plain ol black pepper....oh, no not salt AND kosher salt..... picky picky picky :-D
 
I use a rub that started out inspired by a recipe in Richlands Rubs and Sauces book and that I continued to tinker with for my ribs and butt. I have tried off the shelf ones here, but they don't go over well with the Boss.

I use Stubs chicken rub (rosemary and ginger I think) for my chicken at present. I keep trying different ones of my own making but the Boss keeps telling me to go back.

For brisket, (I have only cooked a total of 7), I developed my own injection and rub combo that went over well with the Boss on my last cook. First time she said "now that is good". All other times it was "I am not a fan of brisket."
So I think I may continue to tinker but I will probably stick with this as a base.
 
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