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02-08-2013, 10:02 AM	#61
alfredbot9000 Got Wood. Join Date: 05-31-10 Location: Shelby Township, MI	Usually just use rub and let the ribs sit out for atleast a half hour, but I've also used mustard and have been very happy with my results. The last cook I used sriracha as a base and added the rub. It was amazing....added a new layer of heat. I used a sweet rub on top.....amazing (saw Sparky do it here first)