It's not so much the constituents of the rub that twist my nips, but that fact that a recipe doesn't list the constituents themselves.
Any recipe that says "use this [commercially available] whatever" can get in the sea with the beer cans.
I'll try this, based on the chucky dust stuff.
I imagine that the sherbet powder used has sugar in it, but I'm not a fan of sugar in rubs if I'm doing hot grilling.
Some cayenne wouldn't go amiss either.
I am less annoyed by the [commercially available] options because that is what I am used to. But yeah, not being commercially available HERE is a pain.
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It's not so much the constituents of the rub that twist my nips, but that fact that a recipe doesn't list the constituents themselves.
Any recipe that says "use this [commercially available] whatever" can get in the sea with the beer cans.
I'll try this, based on the chucky dust stuff.
I imagine that the sherbet powder used has sugar in it, but I'm not a fan of sugar in rubs if I'm doing hot grilling.