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• Jan 21, 2014

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For a finishing rub for ribs? Commercial or otherwise? I'm doing a contest in a month or so, and I'm thinking a nice dusting at the end of the cook and glaze might add a little depth to the flavor profile, but I'm not sure what to use.

My profile is the usual sweet/tangy with a little bit of a bite, but not much.

Thanks!

 

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• Jan 21, 2014

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Not that I do as well as I'd like with ribs, I use either Smokin' Guns Gun powder or 3 Eyz ground up to a powder, depending on how much heat I want to add.

What contest are you doing?

 

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• Jan 21, 2014

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Depending on how I think things turn out i have 2 that I use. Primarily I use Butchers Honey rub for finishing. I dont have to grind it and really like the taste. If I feel i need a bit more savory than sweet I like Simply Marvelous Season All.

 

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Happy ending... Or a new rub coming from Simply Marvelous soon

 

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• Jan 21, 2014

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indianagriller said:

Happy ending... Or a new rub coming from Simply Marvelous soon

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Bingo! :thumb:

 

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• Jan 22, 2014

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cpw said:

Not that I do as well as I'd like with ribs, I use either Smokin' Guns Gun powder or 3 Eyz ground up to a powder, depending on how much heat I want to add.

What contest are you doing?

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The Fernandina Beach Rib cookoff in March. It isn't KCBS, but it is a lot of fun.

http://www.fbeachbbq.com/rib-cook-off.html

Thanks for the responses all. I will give some of these a shot!

 

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• Jan 22, 2014

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just a tip. I let my ribs sit for an hour or two with the rub on it. Then pack the top with light brown sugar mixed with real Vermont maple syrup. Let that puppy cook and it'll glaze itself. No need for anything after. As long as you keep that temp below 250 it wont burn the sugar.