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Re: Dry rub for ribs

by "Default User" <defaultuserbr@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 29, 2008 at 05:46 PM

Sqwertz wrote:

> Ivan Weiss <ivan.weiss@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> > Someone in an earlier thread mentioned a dry rub for ribs. I did a
> > rack yesterday with a dry rub of salt, black pepper, and Old Bay
> > seasoning.
> 
> Old Bay is an excellent rub for ribs all by itself.  And you can buy
> the 14-18oz cans of it at Sam's club.

I've used Old Bay for chicken. I don't bother adding anything else
either, especially salt as it has a good amount already.




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 5 Posts in Topic:
Dry rub for ribs
"Ivan Weiss" &l  2008-06-29 08:21:18 
Re: Dry rub for ribs
Sqwertz <swertz@[EMAIL  2008-06-29 12:00:09 
Re: Dry rub for ribs
"Default User"   2008-06-29 17:46:59 
Re: Dry rub for ribs
"Kent" <kh64  2008-06-29 15:55:28 
Re: Dry rub for ribs
Denny Wheeler <dennyw@  2008-06-29 16:20:39 

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