I am interested in your thoughts about what makes a good barbecue rub. As hint, I have listed some basic ingredients that are prevalent in many commercial bbq rubs available today (in no particular order) and purposely left off the specific quantities of the particular ingredients.
black pepper
sugar
white pepper
oregano leaf
salt
paprika
chili powder
onion powder
garlic powder
cayenne pepper
chipotle pepper
If you've never tried to construct a barbecue rub from scratch, I urge you to try it and test it out on your own bbq the next time you're in the experimenting mood. Please respond back to this post or via e-mail re: what you think the quantities should be for your ideal tasting pork bbq rub.
I'll post the recipes to share with everyone.
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Saturday, June 02, 2007
Pork Barbecue Spice Rub
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From my memory, a bastardized version's of Hogaholics' rub:
black pepper 1/2 t
sugar 2 T (but I like raw sugar)
white pepper 1/2 t
oregano leaf (I use about 1 T of mixed fresh herbs from the garden)
salt 2 t
paprika 1 t
chili powder 2 t
onion powder 1 t
garlic powder 1 t
cayenne pepper 1/2 t
chipotle pepper (I don't use)
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