Seasoning And Sauce For Texas Barbecued Ribs, Florida

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J.C. Ryle

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Tablsp salt
		Tablsp sugar
1		Tablsp black pepper
1		ts Paprika
1		ts Dry lemon powder
1		ts Salt
		ts Dry mustard
		Clove crushed garlic
1		sm Bay leaf
1		ts Chili powder
1		Paprika
3		ts Hot pepper sauce
1		c Worcestershire
1		c Cider vinegar
		c Beef stock, or canned beef
1		c Veg. oil

INSTRUCTIONS

~---------------------RUB---------------------------  :          --
(unsweetened Kool-Aid)
~---------------------MOP---------------------------  :          --
bouillon)  More ripping-off, Best Barbecue Recipes 1991  Mix  Posted to
bbq-digest Digest V97 #032 by [email protected] (Marius  Johnston) on
Mar 16, 1997

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