Receta AWARD WINNING BBQ DRY RUB
Hi all, I'm new to the site, but hope to be a regular. I love BBQ and am looking forward to opening my BBQ shack in Rockford AL. I have traveled the US looking for BBQ joints and have eaten some great BBQ from NC, TN, KY, TEXAS, KANSAS and even in California where I found a place on I-40 owned by a native American called Red House BBQ. Good ribs!
This rub recipe won Best Rub in the last contest I entered in IN. It's great on pork, chicken and beef. I add extra garlic powder when using on beef!
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Raciónes: 1 |
Va Bien Con: BEEF, PORK
Ingredientes
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Direcciones
- Start with the sugar then add each ingredient, no particular order. I like to put it in a food processor and run it for a few seconds to get a good blend of the spices. If you do this, hold out the onion flakes and red pepper flakes so they don't turn into dust!
- I usually coat my meat with olive oil then put a good coating all over. You should let it sit for 5 minutes or so before putting on grill.
- Beef Only: Add extra garlic powder directly to meat after coating with rub.
- Remember the heat and coals will burn off a lot of your rub so the rub needs to be over the top taste wise and it will be perfect when done!!! Enjoy, I do!