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		<title>How-To: Make the Perfect Spice Rub for Barbecue Ribs</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Though a lot of people think the world&#8217;s best barbecue is in Kansas City, we found the secret to the best spice rub in Chicago&#8217;s Wrigleyville neighborhood at Old Crow Smokehouse. Chef Tony Scruggs is a self-taught chef who received national recognition and celebrity-status throughout his home of Kankakee County after a stint on the Fox Network&#8217;s MasterChef Season 2. &#8220;You don&#8217;t need to have gourmet ingredients to create a gourmet meal,&#8221; says Scruggs, who spends time on his own farm foraging for mushrooms and growing his own herbs. &#8220;The best ingredients are one you grow, raise, or harvest from the wild yourself.&#8221; Scruggs developed an interest in cooking at an early age, helping his Sicilian-born grandmother in the kitchen, and spending his summers steaming crabs at a crab house and marina in Maryland as a teen. His career as a steel hauler/truck driver furthered his interest in food, in particular barbecue, as his territory was in the barbecue-loving states of Tennessee and Arkansas. While driving, he regularly ate at barbecue shacks, and began perfecting his own style of ‘cue back home in Illinois. It wasn&#8217;t long before he began entering county and state competitions, racking up numerous awards and honors. In 2011 he [&#8230;]</p>
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