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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    I have just ordered a pound of "Ancho Chili Peppers" ground am looking for it. Will do large cook in a couple of weeks. Thanks for all the changes and will post back on this thread how it works out. Penzeys also spells it Chili, the above was a cut-and-paste from site. Hope it is same stuff...
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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    OK, you lost me there. I drop the Paprika and replace it with 3 Cups of Chili? I am only using 6 T now. I've never used anywhere near that amount of chili. Sorry, I apologize if this seems like I haven't been paying attention but I probably need some clarification on what I missed. Thanks.
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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    Would I use 6 T of the Coriander or would that be too much?
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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    I am going to say this again, I love this board. I really appreciate the help. On the cook I did today, I cut the Paprika, but the wife insisted I keep the mustard. She claims it makes a difference and if it doesn't I don't care she is happy. I pre-salted the butts and 30 minutes later put on...
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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    Wow, love the response and I am going to adjust some immediately and see how it goes. I use this rub on Pork Butts and it has been positively received. I don't know what I am going to do with a bunch of Yellow Mustard powder I own, but I have a question. What do I replace the Paprika with on...
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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    Paul, It is Mustard Powder, sorry. I just cut-and-pasted my recipe and never noticed how it might be read. Richard
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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    I am on low carb because I just feel a lot better eating that way, but thanks.
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    Here is the recipe for a rub I have used for couple of years -- Suggestions?

    This is a very nice rub and very well received. It is low-carb which is a must for me. But with a new season of cooking starting this weekend, I would be open to hear any suggestions, ridicule, agreement, whatever it takes to be a better cook. Thanks. BASIC NC RUB --> just my name for it...
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    "Sweet" Chicken Rub

    Did a variation of K Kruger's recipe. I used Splenda Brown Sugar to keep it low carb and I used Chili Powder because it was what I had. Finally, I didn't have or really even know what marjoram was, so left it out. Result was incredibly good and raves from the guests. However, you have to admit...
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    "Sweet" Chicken Rub

    Shaun, Thank you, but I really like to make my own rubs. I can be more gratuitous with it. Mr. Kruger, I am going to try your adjusted formula from Adam's recipe. Thank you. Richard
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    "Sweet" Chicken Rub

    Does anyone have a sweet chicken rub they can recommend? I have used several rubs in the past, but none have been sweet and I think that would be a good thing to try.
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    I just bought 2 Spacers for the 18.5"

    Robert, you got it. I am sorry, but I kept referring to them as spacers. Stackers is what I meant. But poop under any other name is still poop.
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    I just bought 2 Spacers for the 18.5"

    I am kicking myself for not checking this board first, but I got a great deal on 2 of them on Ebay. I paid $20 a piece plus $25.90 shipping. But it was thrown away money. They don't fit properly at all. We tried to bend the top to let the lid fit snugly over it, but never could get the lid all...
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    I am really stumped by my WSM.

    Eighth line of my original post - I tested it with two additional thermometers.
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    I am really stumped by my WSM.

    Wow, great stuff thank you. I have been loading the WSM with NEW charcoal to the brim, and then drop on about 12-15 hot briquets and immediately put on the meat. I did this because of the problem of trying to lower the heat once it gets too hot, but never really took into account the amount of...

 

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