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MMD is great on butts, ribs and chicken! We would love to see some pics of your first butt.
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I made my first batch on Wednesday to go with my first pork butt. put it all in a nice Tupperware dish sealed and and shook it like a mad man. mixed up pretty well. Been dry-brining the butt for a little over 24 hours now.
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Num num num. Soon as I'm allowed to walk again, I'll be playing with this. I've wondered about coffee rubs and since we're opening a coffee shop, that might be something to add come summer.
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intrigued by the idea of ground cloves in MMD. Dont think you would need very much though. I dont think it would work on pork, but might be excellent on chicken or duck.
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becker71, make another batch with no sugar and add it to the original batch you made. Try it and if it isnt sweet enough you can just add a small amount of sugar.
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When I have to use granulated ingredients instead of powdered, I either use a mortar and pestle or mix them up in a coffee grinder. Yes, I add a TBSP of cumin and it really brings out the umami flavor
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I am toying with grinding up dried apple and a bit of cloves to add to my memphis dust. Anyone ever tried apple powder on ribs?
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Welcome becker71. We'd love to get an intro from you over in the Introduce Yourself channel when you get a minute. Thanks!
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Add more of everything else? Or increase the salt you are using in your dry brine.
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New mexican green chile, New Mexican red, Chipotle, Ancho
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What chili powders do you add? I love MD, but I have been trying to think of the right spice addition that will cut the sweet with some minor bite, or bold hint. I hadn't thought much about chili, but that could be a nice compliment.
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