RJ’s Dry Rub

This dry rub is great on pork, chicken, and even burgers!
For smoked or grilled meats, the sugars release moisture and caramelize to form a nice bark with a slight wetness... no need for BBQ sauce!
RJ’s Dry Rub
This dry rub is great on pork, chicken, and even burgers!
For smoked or grilled meats, the sugars release moisture and caramelize to form a nice bark with a slight wetness... no need for BBQ sauce!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Blend all ingredients together thoroughly in a bowl or food processor. Make sure to break apart any clumps of brown sugar.
- 2
Store in airtight container.
- 3
For use on chicken or pork loin: sprinkle generously over meat as you would with a seasoning mix... Careful not to over do it.
- 4
For ribs: pat ribs dry with paper towel. Generously coat all sides.
- 5
For BBQ burgers, sprinkle on as a seasoning, or blend into the meat before making patties
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