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Old 03-19-2013, 09:30 PM   #1
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Bought another rub and decided to try it on some chicken wings...gotta say it was mighty tasty.....cooked'em indirect on the old weber and they came out fantastic.....good stuff....
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Old 03-19-2013, 09:49 PM   #2
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Dang.......was hoping see pics of a Hoochie Mamma licking a wing bone.........
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I've never seen that rub before but I see it is made in Texas. What else have you used it on?
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Looks delicious!
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I like the Hoochie Momma on chicken. Mix it up with some Italian dressing to make a lather to go under and over the chicken skin.
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I've never seen that rub before but I see it is made in Texas. What else have you used it on?
I've used it on beef cross cut ribs a few weeks ago and it was very good....I want to try it on a brisket....
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