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Hey guys/gals- I think I may have dialed in a go-to rib technique that my family really loves. It isn't anything special. St. Louis cut ribs from Cost-Co, a sweet rub that I buy, and a sweet bbq sauce that I apply on the last 15 min. It probably wouldn't win any competitions, but my family and friends love it.

I want to add heat/spice to my rib with out foiling. What would you use? When would you apply it? Not really looking for that back of the throat burn but more of a nice layer of heat with the sweetness. I know it's probably a balance of what we are all trying to achieve of sweet and spice. Just looking for some suggestions. Perhaps Tiger Sauce? A spice?...thanks!
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If your crowd particularly enjoys a light glaze to finish with,many comp cooks will add just a small pinch of cayenne to the sweet sauce you are already using.

As Smokin' suggests ,many top comp cooks will apply a very light dusting of white pepper, when they apply their rub.

Just a thought and might save the market search
,in time for your next cookoff.

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