This is not new per se as I've been using it for a while but I haven't really shared it very well on the website and sometimes you just need something to moisten the meat, make it look like a million dollars and add a little flavor at the same time.. that's where this mop really comes in handy.
How to Make the Mop
- 1 stick (¼ lb) of salted cream butter, melted
- 1 cup of warm water
- 2 heaping tablespoons of Jeff's original rub* (Purchase formula here | Purchase bottled rub)
Mix the ingredients together and keep it warm and stir occasionally as you're using it to keep the ingredients well combined.
Things like chicken breast, tri-tip and even briskets, pork butt and ribs sometimes get a little dry on the outside while they cook.. heat is brutal.
Use this mop every 20-30 minutes during the cooking process for much better results than what you've been getting without it.
*I obviously recommend my own original rub recipe for this as that's what I use and it just works so well but if you want to use something different, knock yourself out just make sure it's low in salt like mine otherwise, use unsalted butter and less rub depending on how salty it is.
did the wings last night with the baking powder….CRISPY and DELICIOUS!! Thanks for the tip!!
can u smoke fish at 90 4 8 h to eat
Thanks for the Idea, Love the Rub . Using it a lot on everything including PopCorn!!
smoked pig shots–I used uncooked jalapeno brats–Incredibly delicious and mouth is watering as i type-also increased cook time by 20 minutes
Will you apply this before you wrap or cover it
David, I paint this stuff on anytime the meat starts looking dry at all or if I just think it needs it. Often this begins way before I wrap or cover it.
just gets better and better