Ingredients
Equipment
Method
How to Use It (Real Talk)
- This part’s simple but don’t rush it.
Step 1: Dry the Meat
- Get a paper towel, pat that pork bone-dry. Moisture ruins the crust. Seriously, do it.
Step 2: Rub Time
- Sprinkle the mix all over — don’t baby it.
- Massage it in. Both sides. Edges. Everywhere.
- If you want it to stick better, mix the rub with a splash of olive oil or mustard first. You’ll get a nice paste that clings like a dream.
Step 3: Let It Chill
- Let the meat sit for at least 30 minutes. Overnight’s even better. The flavor soaks in deeper.
Step 4: Cook How You Like
- You got options here.
- Grill: Medium-high, sear both sides, move off direct heat.
- Smoker: 225°F, slow and low till tender.
- Oven: 350°F, roast till juicy.
- Pan: Quick sear 3–4 mins per side for chops.
- Let it rest before cutting — trust me, that five-minute wait changes everything.
