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How to make a Mustard Paint for BBQ

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By DavidG
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Brisket and 18 pound pork shoulders swimming in Mustard
Brisket and 18 pound pork shoulders swimming in Mustard

Mustard is essential for good BBQ.
The vinegar in the mustard tenderizes the meat. It quickens the cooking process.
It helps carry your dry rub though the cooking process. Funny thing when mustard cooks it doesn't taste like Mustard!

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • any store bought mustard.
  • brown sugar
  • hot sauce
  • 12 ounces flat beer
  • salt
  • pepper
  • large dish
  • an impliment to stir this goo.
  1. Step 1
    Getting the stuff together!
     
    Getting the stuff together!

    Get all ingredients and your meat of choice together.

  2. Step 2

    drop four cups of mustard into a bowl

  3. Step 3

    add 12 ounces flat beer (any variety)

  4. Step 4

    add 1/2 cup brown sugar

  5. Step 5

    add several dashes of Louisiana hot sauce

  6. Step 6

    add a teaspoon of both salt and pepper

  7. Step 7

    stir

  8. Step 8
    Ribs covered in mustard!
     
    Ribs covered in mustard!

    add your meat

  9. Step 9
    Ribs covered with mustard then being dry rubbed before the smoker!!!
     
    Ribs covered with mustard then being dry rubbed before the smoker!!!

    either refirdgerate or throw the meat on the grill!
    Don't forget the dry rub!!

Tips & Warnings
  • Use different types of mustard and see how each type effects the flavor proflie of your BBQ!
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