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BBQ Rubs and Seasonning. Types of meats best for smoking, grilling even oven cooking, Suggested recipes for any occasion.
cooking and catering for 30 years. Native Texan and Licsened Food Manufacturer. Public Speaker on outdoor cooking, sports and education. Owner of Big Al's Texas Rubs, BBQ Rubs and Seasonnings.www.BigAlsTexasRubs.com
My cooking education has been self taught by cooking and catering for over 30 yrs. Have spent extensive time in Mexico and different states that have strong ideas in regards to why their style of BBQ is best.
I love seeing people enjoy my BBQ
I have cooking show on outdoor channels
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Howdy Ken, Thank you for writing. I have found a lot of the canned beef products do have a stronger beef taste. The reason is the addition of preservatives and fillers. I would try liquid smoke, they
OK, here we go...lol Spices are added early to allow those spices to blend with the rest of the ingredients. The second question is a mater of semantics. The third question is Herbs is the leafy part
Paul, You will have a concentration of flavor with a dry rub. That is not a bad thing. I think throwing the venison in a shaker bag is a good idea for the first batch. you can then shake off the extra
Libby, I am soo sorry about not getting back to you. there 2 ways to take care of the problem. no, 3 ways, you know the first glasses...lol sugar and salt will always curb most spices. The problem is
Shari, well you picked the one thing that is very hard to correct. As seafood is salty then over salting is easy to do. If you can add more ingrdiants to the salad, tasting as you go. you shaould find

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