I am late to the party, but I like the new path forward. (and I, like a lot of others, extend my appreciation to Mike the "Kind of good admin". Maybe it's time to upgrade that title to to "Decent bordering on high quality admin"? just a thought...ha ha)
At the risk of showing my ignorance, what are "CPTs"? (I am familiar with the Meater, Inkbird, and Smoke, but I have not heard the acronym 'CPT'.) Thank you.
So, this is the first time I am seeing minced garlic used as a "rub" ingredient. Forgive the question, but how does it handle the cook? I would be afraid that it would get bitter, and/or burn.
Unrelated, but I thought I would share this - I usually use yellow mustard as a binder on...
I had one, but I must not have "taken proper care" of it. After 2-3 cleaning attempts, I started noticing it was delaminating. (or something similar) I cannot stress this enough... it may have been my fault! But I am back to foil, and I will continue to use it! YMMV.
What about all the "recent" hype about bologna, or hot dog burnt ends. (I say "recent" because I am not necessarily up on all the latest trends, and I only saw these two recently) I plan on trying the hot dogs tomorrow, but I was curious about the bologna chunks. (curious, and kind of grossed...
I had not heard of Porchetta before this post, and now I am intrigued....and wildly intimidated. A whole pork belly scares me! Thank you for the recipe. I will have to try this... after I have a few shots of some sort of liquid confidence!!
I use Heffer Dust on brisket, and dino ribs, and I will usually add some of the Pecan Rub mentioned above. (all of the ones listed by @Stratratbj96 are pretty GREAT!) I would compare the Heffer Dust to SPG with some paprika, and maybe a hint of something else, but I can't name it. I am glad...