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Anybody got a good rub for a boar hind? I have a Weber bullet smoker. It has a water/liquid pan. I was thinking of using charcoal and apple wood or oak. Not a hickory fan. Maybe cooking all night at 225F until 185F internal. but need a good marinade. Or experience of where people has done this.
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This is the rub I use. I make it myself. All proportions are 8-3-1-1 DARK brown sugar Kosher salt Cajun season mix that you buy at the store Your own seasoning mix (for this one I use, red and white pepper, garlic and onion powder, and Old Bay)
If you use a � cup portion this mix will fit into a quart mason jar.
DBS= 8 � cups KS= 3 � cups CJ= 1 � cups Other = 1 � cups
I rub the pork on all sides real heavy. Put in a large (2gal size) Ziploc bag in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours but usually over night. Then cook in a slow smoke for at least 3 hours and then no smoke for another 5 at no more that 225 degrees. I use pecan as a smoke or cherry on pork don�t really like hickory for anything except turkey and goose. Handy idea if you use a mason jar use two lids. Punch holes in one and put that one on first then one with no holes then the ring. Keeps the bugs out and it is a handy way to shake out the rub.
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