Ingredients
- 6 slabs baby back ribs (approximately 1 slab per person)
- Paprika
- Seasoning alt
- Red pepper
- Black pepper
- Salt
- Garlic powder
- Dry mustard
- Chili powder
- Oregano
- Charcoal (recommended: Royal Oak brand)
- Tomato Based Barbeque Sauce
Directions
Combine finely ground spices including paprika, seasoning salt, red pepper, black pepper, plain salt, garlic powder, dry mustard, chili powder and oregano. Mix the dry ingredients together in a shaker and adjust amounts to suit individual taste.
Ribs:
Apply a heavy coat of rub to each slab of ribs. Heat the charcoal in a smoker to 220 degrees F. Put the ribs in the smoker and cook for 6 hours until meat is tender.
When the ribs are cooked thoroughly, apply a coat of tomato based barbeque sauce with a soft brush and serve.
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By fonyj_4360702
Midland, MI
on July 05, 2006
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Although there is no measurement I just eyeballed it. I also added some brown sugar this is the best rub out there!
By ce578_409241
newnan, GA
on December 18, 2004
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I live in the south and have eaten bbq all my life and this is the best rub I've had. I put it on boston butt,wrap with plastic and put it in the refrig overnight. If you use it on ribs only use a little because it will overpower it. This rub has just enough spice flavor and a little heat.EXCELLENT.
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