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By marna
Added October 03, 2003 | Recipe #72631
Categories: Herb and spice mixes Marinades and rubs Cooking mixes
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By Dancer^
on December 09, 2003
Way to sweet, it over powered the ribs. Not a good rub for ribs. Pass.
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on February 21, 2004
We loved these ribs!! Followed all the directions including the foil and juice part but did them in the oven. Not too sweet at all, and I registered just to say so!!
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DH made this rib rub and dry-marinated 2 lbs. pork spare ribs for 24 hours. We grilled them on medium-high heat for 10 minutes meat-side-down and 8 minutes bone-side down, and they turned out perfectly flavored, caramelized from the brown sugar and juicy. The flavor is more sweet than savory with a little kick from the cayenne and chili peppers. We enjoyed them emensely as did our 18 month old DD, who said "mmm" with every bite. Thanks for a winning recipe, which we will be sure to use again.
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We LOVE this recipe. Recently I have started reducing the brown sugar and juice b/c my son was diagnosed as diabetic. I also reduce the heat b/c of our toddlers. My husband does not like BBQ, so this is our alternative. I use this on pork chops, too.
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on February 07, 2006
have alot of rub recipes...used only 3/4cup of brown sugar...good as any...I usually rotate the recipes...there a few my daughters ask for ...this is one of them...not that sweet,,,
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Serving Size: 1 (34 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
The following items or measurements are not included:
cayenne
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