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Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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When smoking brisket, I usually I usually swab it with mustard before
applying the rub. It works well. Also use mustard on fish sometimes. I was wondering about swabbing a pork butt with mustard before applying the rub. Has anyone done this? How did it work? Thanks, Bob |
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2012 04:13:33 -0500, "Bob-tx" <Live Spam free> wrote:
>When smoking brisket, I usually I usually swab it with mustard before >applying the rub. It works well. Also use mustard on fish sometimes. > >I was wondering about swabbing a pork butt with mustard before applying the >rub. Has anyone done this? How did it work? > >Thanks, Bob Lots of people do it all the time. It just acts like glue to keep the rub on and gives no real added flavor. |
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On 4/20/2012 4:13 AM, Bob-tx wrote:
> When smoking brisket, I usually I usually swab it with mustard before > applying the rub. It works well. Also use mustard on fish sometimes. > > I was wondering about swabbing a pork butt with mustard before applying > the rub. Has anyone done this? How did it work? > > Thanks, Bob Applying mustard to a pork butt is a common practice. It helps your rub adhere to the butt. I've been told it also acts as a tenderizer to. For straight up Q'en, it works well. I've been told my butts or ribs too, look a bit jaundice for photography purposes. But that is a pic of just before placing on the WSM. Once it starts to cook, it looks great. IMO, doesn't matter. Do it if you want. The butt is not going to be so dry, that rub will not adhere if you choose NOT to apply CYM. I don't think CYM adds much, if any flavor. So it becomes a matter for personal preference.. You do know that CYM means Cheap Yellow Mustard, don't you? I have never heard of anyone recommending anything more then CYM. But hey, if you want to experiment, please let us know of your results... BBQ -- Vegetarian An old Indian term for poor hunter... |
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On Friday, April 20, 2012 5:13:33 AM UTC-4, Bob-tx wrote:
> When smoking brisket, I usually I usually swab it with mustard before > applying the rub. It works well. Also use mustard on fish sometimes. > > I was wondering about swabbing a pork butt with mustard before applying the > rub. Has anyone done this? How did it work? > > Thanks, Bob We do it with all pork roasts in the smoker. I have 2 in the refrig right now that I need to put rub on, and then freeze one. The other one is going to a party Sat night at our daughters. Dh also puts CYM on ribs. On Friday, April 20, 2012 5:13:33 AM UTC-4, Bob-tx wrote: > When smoking brisket, I usually I usually swab it with mustard before > applying the rub. It works well. Also use mustard on fish sometimes. > > I was wondering about swabbing a pork butt with mustard before applying the > rub. Has anyone done this? How did it work? > > Thanks, Bob |
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