For the BBQ people

[StumpNewGround]

Dixie Dirt

Google it. Thank me later

Here’s something so simple even a f up like me can do it.

Go buy a slab of baby backs. Rub generously front and back with Dixie Dirt. Let sit in the fridge for at least a couple of hours. Fire up the grill. 350 thereabouts for those that have and don’t have a cheater grill. Sear both sides for 3-5 minutes. Double wrap in aluminum foil and cook bone down for 40 minutes to and hour. Obviously, the longer they go the better. Hard to **** this one up.
No sauce needed.

Again, thank me later.

 

[StumpNewGround]

Dixie Dirt

Google it. Thank me later

Here’s something so simple even a f up like me can do it.

Go buy a slab of baby backs. Rub generously front and back with Dixie Dirt. Let sit in the fridge for at least a couple of hours. Fire up the grill. 350 thereabouts for those that have and don’t have a cheater grill. Sear both sides for 3-5 minutes. Double wrap in aluminum foil and cook bone down for 40 minutes to and hour. Obviously, the longer they go the better. Hard to **** this one up.
No sauce needed.

Again, thank me later.

Here’s a pro insider tip. After searing and before wrapping, give em a squirt of apple cider vinegar.

 

[StumpNewGround]

Here’s a pro insider tip. After searing and before wrapping, give em a squirt of apple cider vinegar.

Dixie Dirt

Google it. Thank me later

Here’s something so simple even a f up like me can do it.

Go buy a slab of baby backs. Rub generously front and back with Dixie Dirt. Let sit in the fridge for at least a couple of hours. Fire up the grill. 350 thereabouts for those that have and don’t have a cheater grill. Sear both sides for 3-5 minutes. Double wrap in aluminum foil and cook bone down for 40 minutes to and hour. Obviously, the longer they go the better. Hard to **** this one up.
No sauce needed.

Again, thank me later.

Ok. Did this tonight with two slabs.
Simple. Easy. And they turned out great.
Gentlemen. You need to try this.
Dixie Dirt.

 

[T-TownDawgg]

 

[LocalBeachBum]

Dixie Dirt Rub

dixiedirtrub.com

 

[ronpolk]

Ok. Did this tonight with two slabs.
Simple. Easy. And they turned out great.
Gentlemen. You need to try this.
Dixie Dirt.

You forget to log into your other account?

 

[StumpNewGround]

You forget to log into your other account?

 

[Mobile Bay]

All those premade spice rubs are basically the same. There is a factory here that makes whatever you want and puts your label on it for you. Thats how they make their living.

 

[TrueMaroonGrind]

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I’m dying lol

 

[LocalBeachBum]

All those premade spice rubs are basically the same. There is a factory here that makes whatever you want and puts your label on it for you. Thats how they make their living.

If the owner was smart, and I won’t say they are as they live in Alabama, they would get Grills of Mississippi in Ridgeland to carry their rub.

who wants to pay for shipping when there are dozens of varieties there. It’s where I buy my “hard to find” stuff.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

If the owner was smart, and I won’t say they are as they live in Alabama, they would get Grills of Mississippi in Ridgeland to carry their rub.

who wants to pay for shipping when there are dozens of varieties there. It’s where I buy my “hard to find” stuff.

Agreed. If you don’t have your product out in at least some BBQ stores, I’m probably not buying it.

 

[Dawgbite]

There is a place in West Point that will bottle your own blend or will put your label on one of their house blends. I used to make my own butt rub and BBQ sauce but finally decided that it’s just too expensive for what you get. I found a rub that I like, I’m constantly trying others but always end up back with my favorite. As for sauces, I make a mean BBQ sauce but it’s five times as expensive to make as what I can buy. I constantly try different sauces but usually always end up with a cheap commercial sauce that I’ve used forever.

 

[dorndawg]

There is a place in West Point that will bottle your own blend or will put your label on one of their house blends. I used to make my own butt rub and BBQ sauce but finally decided that it’s just too expensive for what you get. I found a rub that I like, I’m constantly trying others but always end up back with my favorite. As for sauces, I make a mean BBQ sauce but it’s five times as expensive to make as what I can buy. I constantly try different sauces but usually always end up with a cheap commercial sauce that I’ve used forever.

This BBQ sauce is about the best store-bought I've had. It's a little pricey (like $6 at krogers) and made in, of all places, Chicago. Every flavor I've tried has been outstanding.

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[Dawgbite]

I don’t judge, my go to BBQ sauce is Heinz’s Carolina Mustard. Cheap plastic bottles and all. I spent a couple of weeks driving all over North Carolina , South Carolina, and NE Georgia, I bought about 10 bottles of BBQ sauce, all local to the area I was in. The Heinz is still just as good for a third the price.

 

[Dawgpile]

Obviously not uncommon, but I'm pretty fond of Rufus Teague rubs. I put that **** on everything.

 

[The Peeper]

Buy a bottle of Kraft BBQ sauce when its on sale for 99c which it often is. Add some Aristocrat Bourbon and call it Pappy's Reserve Small Batch Bourbon BBQ sauce. Charge about $19.99 for it. Thank me later........**

 

[She Mate Me]

Buy a bottle of Kraft BBQ sauce when its on sale for 99c which it often is. Add some Aristocrat Bourbon and call it Pappy's Reserve Small Batch Bourbon BBQ sauce. Charge about $19.99 for it. Thank me later........**

Glad to know that I'm not the only idiot who thinks Kraft's Original is a fine BBQ sauce.

I've been working on the same 5 bottles I bought at Kroger on sale for 50 cents apiece for 2 years.

 

[aTotal360]

Glad to know that I'm not the only idiot who thinks Kraft's Original is a fine BBQ sauce.

I've been working on the same 5 bottles I bought at Kroger on sale for 50 cents apiece for 2 years.

I'm on that train as well. IMO, it's the best "grocery store" bbq sauce you can get. It's so generic and balanced that it doesn't offend anyone. It has a nostalgic taste that most people can relate to.

 

[She Mate Me]

I'm on that train as well. IMO, it's the best "grocery store" bbq sauce you can get. It's so generic and balanced that it doesn't offend anyone. It has a nostalgic taste that most people can relate to.

Thanks for saying what I like about it much more eloquently than I could.

 

[She Mate Me]

I'm on that train as well. IMO, it's the best "grocery store" bbq sauce you can get. It's so generic and balanced that it doesn't offend anyone. It has a nostalgic taste that most people can relate to.

Maybe I should put it in a glass jar with a little AC vinegar mixed in and label it Mate Me's Very Special Love Sauce...

 

[Puppers]

Flavaroma #5 Barbeque Seasoning (NEW BAG) | mbbqsupply

NEW PACKAGING AND LABEL but still the great BBQ rub that has been around for decades. The go to base rub for many BBQ teams and backyard cooks!!! Made in Horn Lake, MS.

www.mbbqsupply.com

This is my favorite right here. Piggly wiggly and superlo carry it here in NW MS.

 

[Jeffreauxdawg]

I'm on that train as well. IMO, it's the best "grocery store" bbq sauce you can get. It's so generic and balanced that it doesn't offend anyone. It has a nostalgic taste that most people can relate to.

The best BBQ sauce you could ever get your hands on came in a single serve package inside this little bundle of joy...



Could say the same thing if we were talking about about Sweet and Sour sauce too.

 

[The Peeper]

Glad to know that I'm not the only idiot who thinks Kraft's Original is a fine BBQ sauce.

I've been working on the same 5 bottles I bought at Kroger on sale for 50 cents apiece for 2 years.

Buy you a bottle of Texas Pete Wing Sauce. Mix it half-half w/ the Kraft BBQ Sauce, really good. The sweetness of the bbq sauce is tamed by the spicy of the wing sauce and they work well together. If you don't like it really spicy cut back on the wing sauce some because at half-half its pretty spicy.