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Big slick
02-02-2012, 10:17 AM
I know many of you on here have already tried this, but for those who haven't I'm telling you... the stuff is AMAZING! It's a flavor unlike the rest of the SM product line. I highly recommend you try this if you're looking for a new dry rub to try. It's just the right amount of sweet and a great spice as well. They change their name from Simply Marvelous to Gods Gift to BBQ! Great product. I just had to brag.

pat
02-02-2012, 10:26 AM
It's the bees knees for sure!

gtr
02-02-2012, 10:28 AM
Yup - it's one of those "can't miss" things. It's always a good move to use that stuff - everybody loves it!

bander7003
02-02-2012, 10:56 AM
ARGG... I just ordered and received some SM cherry and pecan. I debated adding that one... now I can't remember why I didn't. Buyer's remorse for not getting more.:mad:

cowgirl
02-02-2012, 11:05 AM
I love Steph's pecan and cherry.... Hope to be Sweetly Seduced soon too. :thumb::wink:

gtr
02-02-2012, 11:06 AM
ARGG... I just ordered and received some SM cherry and pecan. I debated adding that one... now I can't remember why I didn't. Buyer's remorse for not getting more.:mad:

Yer still in good shape - that's great stuff too! :thumb:

Wampus
02-02-2012, 11:47 AM
Yeah and ALL the SM rubs have a distinct and common smell to them I think. Every time I crack the seal on them I say, "Ahhhh....that Simply Marvelous smell!" I don't know what exactly it is, but they all have that "sump'n-sump'n" about them.

But yeah....that Sweet Seduction just brings it up another notch, eh? I like to use that mixed with Season All on ribs.:thumb: Stuff's got farkin dehydrated honey flakes or somethin!:clap2:

Cack
02-02-2012, 12:10 PM
I just got all 4 of their rubs, and one is going on my butt ... my pork butt

Vision
02-02-2012, 12:12 PM
SM rubs certainly taste good when you sample them, but so far all my cooks have produced very mild results. I'm wondering if you need to put a lot on.

Wampus
02-02-2012, 12:24 PM
SM rubs certainly taste good when you sample them, but so far all my cooks have produced very mild results. I'm wondering if you need to put a lot on.

I don't put on any more than I do with any other rub. I'm no expert, but I liberally rub all my meats. I shake it on til it won't stick any more.

All I know is I've had plenty of people ask me, "Man....what's that flavor in that bark?"
I reply, "It's Simply Marvelous!"
They say, "Yeah it sure the heck is......but what is it?"

....kind of like that whole "Who's on first" thing......:becky:

big brother smoke
02-02-2012, 01:44 PM
SM rubs certainly taste good when you sample them, but so far all my cooks have produced very mild results. I'm wondering if you need to put a lot on.

My process is like Wampus' I sprinke liberally with season all and a flavor rub and let them sweat or fridge for a few hours. Try it!:thumb:

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Big slick
02-02-2012, 01:49 PM
Cherry, Pecan and Sweet Seduction are my absolute favorites for beef and pork. Season All is my go to for any and all poultry. I've never tried it on anything else, but I guess I should give it a go one day.

I also sprinkle heavily and let sit. Then right before it hits the smoker I hit again with more rub.

NorcalBBQer
02-02-2012, 02:18 PM
I've got some cherry, apple and some sweet & spicy? What would you go with on some baby backs for the super bowl. FYI, i plan to put a mix of blue hog og/tenn. red on the sauce. Which by the way just came in the mail yesterday, thanks Steph!

Bonewagon
02-02-2012, 02:19 PM
All the SM stuff is great. I was most surprised by the Season All, not because I expected it to be bad, but I figured it was going to be just like Lawry's and I don't usually use seasoned salt. But I'm surprising myself by how much I'm using it.

Big slick
02-02-2012, 02:27 PM
NorCal, I would say rub it with cherry and then hit with sweet and spicy before throwing them on the smoker. Just taste each one and see what would go with the wood you have to smoke with. I try to stick with the same wood and SM rub (apple/apple, cherry/cherry, pecan/pecan). It all comes down to personal preference.

buffalotom
02-02-2012, 03:26 PM
After reading all these posts I had to place an order. I am now storing them in my office. All other shelves are full. It' time for a lot of smoke.

smokeyokie
02-02-2012, 04:13 PM
I love the sweet and spicey!!! but just got some of the sweet seduction. made wings with it and finished with some thinned down Blues Hog... OH my!!! that stuff was made for wings!!!!!!! and I am sure I will think the same when I use it on another cut SOON!!:thumb:

Grillman
02-02-2012, 04:26 PM
All the SM stuff is great. I was most surprised by the Season All, not because I expected it to be bad, but I figured it was going to be just like Lawry's and I don't usually use seasoned salt. But I'm surprising myself by how much I'm using it.

Exactly....I had been using "Lawrys Seasoned Salt" for at least 35 years.
It tasted good, and didn't cost much. The first time I tried the
Simply Marvelous "Season-All" I thought....It tastes good, but it isn't any
better than the Lawrys.....a couple of days later I decided to try it again
as I didn't think I had given it a fair chance. So I cooked a steak and put
the Simply Marvelous "Season-All" on it....a little heavier than I had before.
And Wow....it beat the pants off of the Lawrys...and the shoes too.

You will just have to try them and see what direction your taste buds
tell you to go, to get the flavor you like best.