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SPOG is my favorite. And the name of my new band!Keep it simple; SPOG!
I’ve cooked a number of Chuck roasts over the last year. My process isn’t too different from doing brisket except it doesn’t take as long. I smoke it at 225-250 for 2-3 hours, wrap it, and stick a probe in it until I get it to 205. Then I use my thermopen to physically check for doneness. After it’s done , it’s best to let it rest for 30-60 minutes before slicing.I have it marinating in soy, au jus, Worcestershire, and garlic powder. I’m planning to smoke it at 225. Any “can’t fail” or great rubs anyone suggests?
Still available....There used to be a product called “Steak Dust” by Durkee. Used to get it at Sams. Could get it anymore, for years, but found something very similar, if not exactly the same, at the local USFoods restaurant warehouse. It’s also called “steak dust”…put out by Monarch. I use that a lot on steaks, burgers, and other beef.
Good luck on your cook.
The Durkee “Steak Dust” is essentially SPOG without the S (salt). I find that it is far less expensive to make your own SPOG (or POG) using the basic ingredients than to buy pre-mixed stuff. I make and use the POG version when I want to control the amount of salt used.
I do most of my own rubs but there's something a little different about the steak dust that I like. The ingredients include beef fat (dried?) and "natural flavoring" (who knows what that is). Bottom line, though, is you're right...can't ever go wrong with SPOG.The Durkee “Steak Dust” is essentially SPOG without the S (salt). I find that it is far less expensive to make your own SPOG (or POG) using the basic ingredients than to buy pre-mixed stuff. I make and use the POG version when I want to control the amount of salt used.
What is your goto ratio and what grind for each?The Durkee “Steak Dust” is essentially SPOG without the S (salt). I find that it is far less expensive to make your own SPOG (or POG) using the basic ingredients than to buy pre-mixed stuff. I make and use the POG version when I want to control the amount of salt used.
My personal SPOG recipe is pretty simple…What is your goto ratio and what grind for each?
Would granulated onion/garlic be the same as the powders or a different product?My personal SPOG recipe is pretty simple…
2 parts coarse kosher salt
2 parts coarse black pepper (16 mesh)
1 part granulated onion
1 part granulated garlic
They are different products. You can use the powder versions as well, but I prefer the granulated. The powder is quite fine while the granulated is more the consistency of table salt or slightly larger.Would granulated onion/garlic be the same as the powders or a different product?