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 Homemade BBQ rub
#642786
03/19/09 01:27 AM
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hiodon
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I have used a whole bunch of different dry rubs and have had mixed results. Recently I was looking for a specific dry rub and couldn't find what I wanted so I had to settle for another.
This prompted me to want to make my own rub. Does anyone have a recipe for a rub they like to use? I'm looking for an all-purpose rub for use smoking ribs, pork roasts, brisket, etc.
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: hiodon]
#642787
03/20/09 07:20 AM
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Google and add your spices and perfect it, I comp cook and it takes time and alot of trial and error. Good luck.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
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#642788
03/20/09 01:49 PM
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Dave Davidson
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My Brother tried for quite a few years to develop his own. Then he bought some from Main Street BBQ in Euless and settled for that. They came in 3rd in a huge contest. The guys who came in first and second were using their rub.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: hiodon]
#642789
03/23/09 07:21 AM
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bluesman
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I have used a whole bunch of different dry rubs and have had mixed results. Recently I was looking for a specific dry rub and couldn't find what I wanted so I had to settle for another.
This prompted me to want to make my own rub. Does anyone have a recipe for a rub they like to use? I'm looking for an all-purpose rub for use smoking ribs, pork roasts, brisket, etc.
Thanks in advance!
This is the recipe for the spice/rub that made Emeril Lagasse famous. He is a cajun chef from New Orleans and has several shows on food tv. I have used it for several years and it is the best all around spice/rub I have ever used. It is called Emeril's essence and it is absolutely great on all types of meats.
Ingredients
* 2 1/2 tablespoons paprika
* 2 tablespoons salt
* 2 tablespoons garlic powder
* 1 tablespoon black pepper
* 1 tablespoon onion powder
* 1 tablespoon cayenne pepper
* 1 tablespoon dried oregano
* 1 tablespoon dried thyme
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: bluesman]
#642790
03/29/09 10:03 PM
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texasd
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creo seasoning works on most anything to... but i think im gonna make the above and give it a try.... making mouth water right now....
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
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03/29/09 11:38 PM
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I started using Adkins years ago. I buy it by the case and get it directly from Adkins just a block or two North of Duncanville, Tx. They have a web-site and are listed in the Dallas directory. If you call and talk to one of the Adkins, tell them Benny in Coleman refered you to them. www.adkinsbbq.com or call 800-356-2914
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
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#642792
03/30/09 06:06 AM
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ggunn1
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cavenders greek rub is hard to beat
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
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#642793
05/03/09 06:48 AM
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I tried making my own rub for years and had no success. I have found one online that I love! I order it at www.texasbbqrub.com
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: Cool_Hand]
#642794
05/04/09 01:26 AM
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OFBHWG
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I started using Adkins years ago. I buy it by the case and get it directly from Adkins just a block or two North of Duncanville, Tx. They have a web-site and are listed in the Dallas directory. If you call and talk to one of the Adkins, tell them Benny in Coleman refered you to them.
www.adkinsbbq.com or call 800-356-2914
adkins all purpose is awsome 
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
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#642795
05/04/09 02:00 AM
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hiodon
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Thanks for the tips. I have tried several rubs I like, but really want to make my own. I'll be experimenting...
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: hiodon]
#642796
05/05/09 04:52 AM
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tex_ttu
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Perini (sp)Steakhouse steak rub works great on EVERYTHING!
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
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#642797
05/05/09 08:22 PM
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Grinder
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I started using Adkins years ago. I buy it by the case and get it directly from Adkins just a block or two North of Duncanville, Tx. They have a web-site and are listed in the Dallas directory. If you call and talk to one of the Adkins, tell them Benny in Coleman refered you to them.
www.adkinsbbq.com or call 800-356-2914
+1 Have used Adkins for years. I put it on burgers, chicken , ribs, brisket. Good stuff! 
You can get it at Kroger in the DFW area. You may have to ask the butcher because it comes in a plastic bag.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
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#642798
05/06/09 12:25 AM
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booger
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I have made and used the Emeril stuff and it is Good Stuff!!! I think I adjusted it a little with more salt on my rub but used the exact recipe for a seasoning on veggies and such.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: tex_ttu]
#642799
05/06/09 10:20 PM
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BradyBuck
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Perini (sp)Steakhouse steak rub works great on EVERYTHING!
It is pretty good. It has a ton of pepper though. It is very good just try and keep it even and don't get a ton of it one spot.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: Dave Davidson]
#642800
05/07/09 09:43 PM
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CitySlickerHunter
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My Brother tried for quite a few years to develop his own. Then he bought some from Main Street BBQ in Euless and settled for that. They came in 3rd in a huge contest. The guys who came in first and second were using their rub.
Main Street BBQ  
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: bluesman]
#642801
05/08/09 01:22 AM
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I have used a whole bunch of different dry rubs and have had mixed results. Recently I was looking for a specific dry rub and couldn't find what I wanted so I had to settle for another.
This prompted me to want to make my own rub. Does anyone have a recipe for a rub they like to use? I'm looking for an all-purpose rub for use smoking ribs, pork roasts, brisket, etc.
Thanks in advance!
This is the recipe for the spice/rub that made Emeril Lagasse famous. He is a cajun chef from New Orleans and has several shows on food tv. I have used it for several years and it is the best all around spice/rub I have ever used. It is called Emeril's essence and it is absolutely great on all types of meats.
Ingredients
* 2 1/2 tablespoons paprika
* 2 tablespoons salt
* 2 tablespoons garlic powder
* 1 tablespoon black pepper
* 1 tablespoon onion powder
* 1 tablespoon cayenne pepper
* 1 tablespoon dried oregano
* 1 tablespoon dried thyme
Im gonna have to give it a shot
I avoid Dick's and hope they fold.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: FoxTrot]
#642802
05/12/09 04:02 AM
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retfuz
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Check out Wild Bill's Texas Rubon Google. He sent me a free sample and I'm ordering more. It's wonderful.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: retfuz]
#642803
05/16/09 12:08 AM
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horn section
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I use one my grandpa made up. Only my dad, uncle, and I know it since my grandpa past. My dad makes it for both his side and my moms side of the family for just the cost of ingredients. won't give measurements but ingredients are: (listed descending by qty)
salt
chili powder
pepper
accent
garlic powder
It is very simple and good. My suggestion is to find something simple and tinker with it how u like it.
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Re: Homemade BBQ rub
[Re: horn section]
#642804
05/16/09 05:55 AM
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I have used Texas Brothers dry rub on brisket, pork spare ribs, and half chicken with great success. Google the name to find their website.
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