What is eveveryone's favorite rib rub.

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Wondering what everyone uses on my their pork ribs. I made 3 batches this year so far. I don't think the rubs I'm using taste just right.
 


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Brown sugar or raw sugar, Tatonka dust, Fresh rough ground black pepper, for the base
add celery salt, garlic and onion powder to taste. cayenne pepper for heat.
 


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Slather ribs in plain yellow mustard, then Bad Byrons Butt Rub. Sometimes I use Tatonka. I have also slathered in zesty Italian dressing then apply rub. Smoke for 2 hours, wrap in foil and place in cooler (used as a hot box for this) for 2 hours, then back on the grill for sauce and color for another hour.
 

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make your own Memphis rub from scratch

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and try Vaunted Vinegar (lots of interweb recipes) upon serving rather than a traditional sauce - some people really dig dipping their rib in it

it really let's the rib shine through, cuts the fat, very different - costs like 10 cents to make so it's not that you'd be out much to try it
 

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Williams Rib Tickler is my favorite. Used by the famous Johnny Trigg.
 

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Larue Tactical Dillo dust is pretty tasty in a variety of applications.
 


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Wondering what everyone uses on my their pork ribs. I made 3 batches this year so far. I don't think the rubs I'm using taste just right.

I usually lay down a liberal layer of Killa Hog Rib rub and then compliment it with a decent layer of Dizzy Pigs - Swamp Venom rub..

Cook at 250 for 5 hours in my Pellet grill or until it passes the "bend test".. I prefer a st. Louis style tenderness so I don't foil my ribs as I prefer a little pull and clean bite vs. fallin off the bone..
 

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I did a rack on the traeger this weekend and they turned out amazing. Used a combination of famous Dave's rib rub,tatonka dust and some jack stack all purpose seasoning. I did 2 hrs on smoke, about an hour on 250 wrapped in foil and another hour unfoiled. Then wrapped them in a towel and set them in a cooler for about an hour. Good eats.

OK Thanks Guys anymore.
 

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St. Louis Style Pork Ribs
-1/4 cup kosher salt
-1/4 cup white sugar
-2 tablespoons brown sugar
-3 tablespoons black pepper
-2 tablespoons white pepper
-2 tablespoons onion powder
-2 tablespoons garlic powder
-1 tablespoon chili powder
-1 tablespoon paprika
-1 tablespoon cumin
This should be enough rub for 8-10 pounds of ribs.
Remember to remove the membrane, before applying the rub, rub down 2-3 hours before cooking.
Smoke about 2-3 hours meat side up 225-250 degrees
Sprinkle the ribs with a little brown sugar, then wrap in tinfoil with apple juice on the bottom, keep on the smoker wrapped for another 1-2 hours. This will steam the ribs and help them cook faster but be careful not to keep wrapped to long or the ribs will get to tender/mushy.
Mix up a bowl full of your favorite bbq sauce, I use sweet baby rays and add some apple cider vinegar to thin out the sauce.(not sure on measurements for this I just add to get a thin not runny sauce.
Remove the ribs from the foil put back on smoker for about an hour brush the ribs with the sauce every 15-20 minutes, can turn up the heat a little bit

I have made my ribs using this recipe that last hand full of times I have cooked ribs and everyone seems to like it. Give it a shot and let me know what you think
 

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