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Porkie Pig Rub
•2 cups paprika •3/4 cup lemon pepper •1/4 cup coarse ground black pepper •1/4 cup white pepper •1/4 cup onion salt •1/4 cup granulated garlic •1/4 cup chili powder •3/4 cup brown sugar Mix all ingredients and store in an airtight container in a cool dark place. Apply to pork with a shaker right before it goes into the smoker. |
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Aztec Rub
This wet rub is heavy on the cumin and contains liquid smoke to enhance the smokiness of your barbecue. The olive oil will help to form the spices into a thick paste, which sticks well to any meat. •1 cup cumin seeds crushed •1 cup olive oil •1/3 cup minced garlic •1/4 cup liquid smoke •3 tablespoon coarse salt •1 tablespoon cayenne pepper Combine all ingredients, except oil in the bowl of a food processor and process until smooth. Slowly pour oil into the food processor with the motor running until it forms a smooth paste. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use. Makes about 2 cups. This rub can be stored for several days to a couple of weeks in the refrigerator. |
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Best Odds Pulled Pork Rub
This traditional pulled pork rub will give you the best odds for making a great batch of Carolina Style Pulled Pork. •1/4 cup brown sugar •1/4 cup paprika •2 tablespoons black pepper •2 tablespoons salt •1 tablespoon cayenne •2 teaspoons dry mustard Mix all ingredients. Work mixture into meat about and hour before it goes on the smoker. Save some of the rub to sprinkle on during the smoking process to replace rub lost during turning. This rub can be stored in an airtight container in a cool, dark place for several months. |
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Brisket Brown Sugar Rub
This is a good, sweet brisket rub that you will need only one measuring cup for. Of course, you can adjust the heat by using mild or hot chili powder. •1/3 cup brown sugar •1/3 cup salt (coarse salt works best) •1/3 cup paprika •1/3 cup chili powder (choose a hot or mild powder depending on your tastes) •1/3 cup ground black pepper Mix ingredients and pack firmly around brisket 12-24 hours before smoking. Wrap in plastic wrap or place in a large plastic bag. This rub can be stored for several days, but after a week or two the brown sugar will crystallize. |
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Cajun Turkey Seasoning
This is a great basic Turkey rub with enough heat to make it interesting. You can use this rub on all poultry, no matter how you prepare it. •4 tablespoons salt •4 tablespoons ground onion powder •2 tablespoons ground garlic •2 tablespoons red pepper flakes Mix ingredients together and rub over the entire surface of the turkey, inside and out. Do your best to work the rub in under the skin. Let sit for about 2 hours. |
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Chili Wet Rub
This spicy wet rub can be toned down by using a mild chili powder if you so wish. It can also be heated up with an extra teaspoon or two of cayenne. •2 tablespoons hot chili powder •1 teaspoon cayenne •1 teaspoon fresh ground pepper •2 teaspoons garlic powder •2 teaspoons lemon juice Mix all ingredients together and store in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to two weeks. |
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Chipotle Dry Rub
This spice rub has the great flavor of chipotle peppers. Just make sure that the rub is finely ground before using it. : •2 dried chipotle peppers (use 3 to heat it up a little) •3 tablespoons black pepper •2 tablespoons dried oregano •1 tablespoon dried cilantro leaves •1 bay leaf •1 teaspoon cumin •1 teaspoon onion powder •1 teaspoon ground dry orange peel Combine all ingredients in a spice mill or blender and grind until even and fine. Store in an airtight jar. Will store for about 6 months in the freezer. Great for brisket, steak, and pork. |
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Country Rub
This wet rub should be a thick paste once mixed. It can be used on any kind of meat, but is particularly good on poultry. If you do use it on poultry be sure to get it under the skin. •2 cups crushed real bacon bits •2 cups minced parsley •2 cups tomato paste •1/3 cup cracked black pepper •1/3 cup paprika Mix all ingredients together. Store in an airtight container and refrigerate. Good for up to 2 weeks. |
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Heat
This rub has plenty of heat so be careful with how much you use. You can adjust the heat by using mild, medium, or hot chili powder. •1/2 cup paprika •1/4 cup black pepper •1/4 cup sugar •3 tablespoons salt •3 tablespoons chili powder •2 tablespoons garlic powder •2 tablespoons onion powder •1 tablespoon cayenne Mix thoroughly and store in an airtight container in a cool, dark place. |
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