Reply to "JJ's Rub"

bobbyqueMember

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Originally posted by PIGFAN:

Bobbyque, is jj rub a sweet rub if made as is. The ingredients calls for salt to taste. Any suggestions for amount of salt?

Pigfan- sorry for delay in reply to this.

I do not find JJ's rub sweet. Also, I use very little salt in the rub when I make it. I have a feeling this pulls moisture to the surface of what you are "rubbing", and want to avoid this reaction. I may put a teaspoon or less of salt in the mixture.

9/19/012:22 PM

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