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Butt Rub Vs. Brisket Rub

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Smokey
Smokey Posts: 2,468
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Is a rub used for butt a good rub for brisket?? I done several of both, but always wondered if the rubs should be the same.
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  • Nature Boy
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    Yo Damon!
    well, this is just my thoughts, but I think pork is much more flexible for seasonings than beef is. If it works on a brisket, it prolly works on pork, but not vice-versie. Know what ah mean vern?[p]I guess what I mean is I think you can be more creative with pork flavorings that you can with beef.
    Not sure if this helps your question at all.
    Hope the whole fam-damily is well.
    Chris
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  • Smokey
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    Nature Boy,[p]All is going really well here bouts! Tonight I'm cooking a 9.5 lb brisket flat for a friend. Its BIG. Been smokin since 4:30 this afternoon. Now at 102 degrees (dome temp 225-230). Looking forward to seeing the peeps at EggFest.
    Check you e-mail!![p]Smokey
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  • Unknown
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    Smokey,[p]I think the only major difference would be a rub for pork butt should have a little more sugar in it, to get a better bark. I think garlic goes real well with beef, whereas it doesn't really work on pork butt as well.

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