Dry rubs

1 Servings

Ingredients

QuantityIngredient
¾cupPaprika
2tablespoonsChili powder
¼cupGround black pepper
2tablespoonsGarlic powder
2tablespoonsOnion powder
2teaspoonsCayenne pepper
½cupPaprika
½cupTurbinado sugar
½cupGround black pepper
4teaspoonsDry mustard
¼cupSalt
2teaspoonsCayenne pepper
¾cupPaprika
2tablespoonsOnion powder
¼cupGround black pepper
2tablespoonsDry mustard
¼cupCelery salt
2teaspoonsCayenne pepper
¼cupSugar
Zest of 3 or 4 lemons; dried & minced
¼cupGround white pepper
2tablespoonsGarlic powder
¼cupGround black pepper
1tablespoonCayenne pepper
¼cupCelery salt
1tablespoonDried thyme; crumbled
¼cupBrown sugar; packed
2teaspoonsDried sage
¼cupGround allspice
2teaspoonsGround nutmeg
¼cupOnion powder
2teaspoonsGround cinnamon
2teaspoonsSalt
2teaspoonsDried thyme; crumbled
¼cupBrown sugar; packed
½cupDried new mexican red chiles; ground
3tablespoonsGround cumin
1tablespoonDried oregano; crumbled
½cupGround dried ancho chile
3tablespoonsSalt
¾cupPaprika
2tablespoonsChili powder; hot
¼cupGround black pepper
2tablespoonsGarlic powder
¼cupSalt
2tablespoonsOnion powder
2teaspoonsCayenne pepper

Directions

WILD WILLY'S #1DERFUL RUB

SOUTHERN SUCCOR RUB

POULTRY PERFECT RUB

RAGIN' CAJUN RUB

SWEET SENSATION

SOUTHWEST HEAT

JAMAICAN JERK RUB

Chiles in a rub should leave an afterglow in the throat, not a raging conflagration. Dried ground chiles, such as Ancho or New Mexican red, offer earthy savor and sweetness with a moderate level of firepower. Powders made from Jalapenos and Chipotles (smoked Jalapenos) turn up the thermostat a little higher, and Cayenne or Habanero chiles can shoot the mercury right out the top.

Busted by Christopher E. Eaves <cea260@...> Recipe by: Smoke and Spice - CL & B Jamison Posted to recipelu-digest by "Christopher E. Eaves" <cea260@...> on Mar 13, 1998