fatbaldguy
SW Ohio
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| Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 8:41 am Post subject: A dry rub for meats on the grill. |
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I smoke a lot of pork shoulder, and grill lots of chicken and ribs. I have finally worked out something that adds to the flavor and doesn't overpower the tastebuds. I don't measure so all of these ingredients are by eye and nose.
Garlic powder, enought to make a mound in the bottom of a mixing bowl
Onion powder, enough to just cover the garlic.
Ground Cumin, again, enought to just cover the onion.
Paprika, I like the Hungarian kind, I start mixing ingredients here, enough to start changing the color of the mixture to reddish.
Ground Cayenne, to taste.
Kosher salt, a small handful, maybe 1/3 cup. This draws the juice out of the meat and helps the juice dissolve the rub.
Brown sugar, about twice the amount of the salt. This will help the juice draw back into the meat along with the flavor of the rub, add some sweetness, and just a bit of carmelization.
Whisk all of the ingredients until well blended. Stores for months I would suppose, although I use whatever I mix up pretty quickly. This mix also matches up well with most sauces commercial and homemade. I even coat wings with this before grilling and saucing.
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Jerry Sullivan
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Chelmsford MA
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| Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 3:11 am Post subject: |
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I'm not usually one for meat rubs but I just might give this a try this summer.
Jerry
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marlingardener
Central Texas, zone 8
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| Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2011 6:11 pm Post subject: |
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FBG.
It was cool enough to enjoy grilling last night, and I had a pork butt in the fridge. I gave it a dose of your rub and let it stand in the refrigerator for about 6 hours.
That was one good pork butt! Your rub is fantastic! I admit I used minced garlic because I didn't have any garlic powder, but I followed the directions otherwise.
Thanks for sharing the recipe for this delicious rub. (And in Texas, we know our rubs!)
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fatbaldguy
SW Ohio
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| Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 2:27 pm Post subject: |
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| marlingardener wrote: | FBG.
Thanks for sharing the recipe for this delicious rub. (And in Texas, we know our rubs!) |
You are very welcome young lady. I'm very glad that you and hubster enjoyed the rub. The missus says I should mass produce it and sell it at Farmers Markets.
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