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Need advise from the Gurus
I am planning on smoking a meat loaf made up of 1/3 Wild Hog, 1/3 Venison and 1/3 Ground Turkey. in your opinion, what spices would you use ?
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I'm a little bias, but I use nothing but Chupacabra seasonings. Its awesome stuff!
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Yea Marcus, that's my go to also but checking to see other ideas.
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Grub rub and killens s&p
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best advise i have is go to https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/ they are all very helpful folks and even have a wild game forum.
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For this I'd go with Fiesta Garlic Pepper. Need the garlic for the wild meats. If you want spice I would add in fresh grilled jalapenos (diced).
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I usually make my own spice mix. Buddy of mine used some Killien's Salt and Pepper on a pork tenderloin and it was really good. Bought some and have been using it for a month or so now and really like it on everything including vegetables. Haven't used it on chicken as of yet.
Using those three meats are you going to have enough / any moisture? |
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I’d use Kosmo’s Cow Cover Hot for that and a little SPG.
I’m not a paid or sponsored user, just like the stuff. I do doctor it up at times and mix certain seasonings too. I like Chupacabra Brisket rub as well. |
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