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depends on what kind of meat it is really. nothin better than mustard base BBQ sauce for pulled pork... ok, vinegar base gives it a run for its money
 
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Spread a light coating of Dijon mustard on entire rack, add liberal amount of dry rub (for a sweeter rib add brown sugar to rub). Wrap in plastic leave at room temp for about an hour before cooking. Low and slow 225*. When you can pick the rack up from the end with tongs and they bend at a 45 degree angle they are perfectly done. Meat pulled back from bone ends about 1/4" is also a sign of a well cooked rib. Serve sauce on the side for those who want it. You`ll be suprised how many people will pass on the sauce once they start eating.
 

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I do things slightly differently....

I brine in a salt and sugar brine, then I either dry rub, or lately I've taken my dry rub and added ketchup and honey mustard and made a wet rub....and then smoke over hickory.
 
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I do things slightly differently....

I brine in a salt and sugar brine, then I either dry rub, or lately I've taken my dry rub and added ketchup and honey mustard and made a wet rub....and then smoke over hickory.
How long do you soak in the brine and how long do you smoke for. I have been using the 3-2-1 method. Do you foil them at any time during the cook?
 

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How long do you soak in the brine and how long do you smoke for. I have been using the 3-2-1 method. Do you foil them at any time during the cook?
hour in the brine, dry or wet rubbed just long enough to get the coals up to heat...and i try a 3-2-1 method, i have been foiling lately, works nicely.
 
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I typically use a chipotle/smoked paprika flavored dry rub and finish with a sauce. Love a spicy vinegar based marinade/sauce for pork.
 

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Rarely use a sauce - if anything, it's Worcestershire. Most often add enough spices that would be equal to a rub. Sometimes, I like going as simple as salt and black pepper and let the wood smoke take care of the rest.
 
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