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Sep 9 • General discussion
🔥 Tip Tuesday 🔥
Here’s one that a lot of folks skip: Let your meat rest after seasoning — and let it sweat.
When you hit your brisket, ribs, or pork butt with a rub, the salt starts to draw out a little moisture. Give it some time, and that moisture mixes with the rub, pulling all that flavor back into the meat. The result? A deeper flavor and a killer bark when you cook.
If you throw it straight on the pit right after seasoning, you’re missing out on that magic. Think of it like marinating — only faster.
👉 Big Poppa's rule of thumb: season it, then let it sit until you see that “sweaty” shine before it hits the cooker.
Now let’s hear from you:
- How long do you like to let your meat sweat before cooking?
- Do you notice a difference in bark or flavor when you give it time?
Drop your tips below 👇 — let’s make every cook juicier and more flavorful.
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🔥 Tip Tuesday 🔥
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