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We didn't name it "Pork Perfect" for nothing. Fire And Smoke Society's Pork Perfect Pork Seasoning Rub, 10.7 ounce is the perfect blend of tangy, hot-and-sweet spices to curl your tail and make your barbecue pork dishes say hallelujah. Pork Perfect is the perfect blend of paprika, mustard, cayenne pepper and salt. Shelf-Stable plastic bottle. Pork Perfect is made with a unique blend of tangy, hot-and-sweet spices to curl your tail and make your pork dishes say hallelujah. The Perfect Seasoning Blend: Paprika, Mustard, Cayenne Pepper & Salt. Recipe: ------- Sweet and Smoky Spare Ribs with Pork Perfect Serves 4 to 6 * 2 racks St. Louis-style spare ribs (about 4 ¼ pounds) * 2/3 cup Pork Perfect * Kosher salt * Hot sauce or barbecue sauce, for serving (optional) Prepare a charcoal grill for two-zone cooking and build a medium-high fire, or heat a grill to high. Clean and oil the grill grates. When the coals are glowing red and covered with a fine gray ash, use tongs to remove the cooking grate and place a drip pan with 1 inch of warm water on the side with no coals, and add 2-3 wood chunks to the coals. While the grill heats, place the ribs on a platter or in a baking dish and sprinkle both sides of each rack with Pork Perfect, using your hands to evenly coat the ribs, then season the meaty side of the rack with a light sprinkle of kosher salt. Set the pork aside to marinate at room temperature for 30 minutes, or wrap them well with plastic wrap and refrigerate for up to two days. When the fire begins to produce a steady stream of smoke, place the ribs over indirect heat (if a portion of the rack stretched over the coals, it’s okay). Close the grill, vent the grill for smoking, and smoke for 30 minutes, using the vents to maintain a temperature of 275°F to 300°F. Use tongs to flip and rotate the ribs, so the site side is stretching over the coals. Close the grill and smoke for 1 ½ hours more, flipping and rotating the ribs every 30 minutes, adding more coals and wood as needed to maintain a steady temperature and smoke flow, until the ribs are deeply fragrant and have a nice, crisp crust. Preheat the oven to 225°F. Cover a rimmed baking sheet with a piece of heavy-duty aluminum foils and top the foil with two layers of parchment paper. Stack the racks on top of each other on the baking sheet, wrap them tightly in the paper and foil packet, and cook in the oven for 2 hours. Remove the racks from the oven and let them rest in the packet for at least 10 minutes (and up to 30). To serve, unwrap the racks, slice into individual ribs and serve with your favorite sauce on the side.