Good info, im down to my last bottle of LaRue rub and looking for a all around good rub. Mostly for pork ribs. Think ill start with Holy gospel.I’ve used Holy Gospel, Holy Cow, Honey Hog from Meat Church. I like them good enough but I wouldn’t say they are spectacular.
Beef I haven’t found my hands down go to other than Salt and Pepper.
On burgers I like Fiesta Hamburger Deluxe
I really like Targil Mesquite rub on most pork.
I typically used a blend of Greek seasoning on chicken, unless it’s a bag of chicken leg quarters I’ll put Tony’s on them.
McCormick Cilantro Lime Pepper is very good on grilled fish, second only to N4sir original citrus rub. Or Paul Prudommes Blackened Magic
Is it spicy hot? My wife has a sensitivity to hot food.You can’t go wrong with the holy gospel. I’ve been a fan for years.
These are my go-to's depending on the flavor I want.Good info, im down to my last bottle of LaRue rub and looking for a all around good rub. Mostly for pork ribs. Think ill start with Holy gospel.
I was at the Academy in Lafayette yesterday and they had the killer hogs bbq sauce.Thought about buying one to try but ive never heard of it.These are my go-to's depending on the flavor I want.
Killer Hogs-The BBQ Rub; McCormick - Montreal Steak; Badia - Jerk Seasoning
For sauce if desired to finish Killer Hogs - The BBQ Sauce. I've been looking for Killer Hogs - Vinegar Sauce locally, but guess I'll Have to order it.
Thanks for tip - I'll check them out. It's spicy but not very hot -to my palate. Others who have tasted my "country style" pork ribs (sliced pork butt) did not find it too hot.I was at the Academy in Lafayette yesterday and they had the killer hogs bbq sauce.Thought about buying one to try but ive never heard of it.
Thanks dude!Man those ribs look great!