Ribs Showdown: Sticky Glazed vs Dry Rub
Everybody has their favorite, but which ribs are better. The sticky sweet glazed ribs or keep it simple with salt pepper and smoke?
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Real pit masters do dry rub
Generally, if you do a dry rub, you glaze them. I'm not sure glazing something you've already cooked in a sauce the entire time makes sense. Also, no sugar on the dry rub, AND no glaze? Of course you like the other one.
Why choose set me up with both!!!!
BOTH BABY
Marinated.
I prefer sauced all the way!
Now listen, what it we put on a dry rub and then a sauce 🤯
I prefer both. Gotta cook it with all the seasonings first then let it baste in a sauce and some butter.
I prefer a nice glaze as well. Usually just give a light coat about 10-15 minutes before I pull them.