I'm sure this tastes better on the meat but I made the same recipe with the same ingredients minus the cumin because I didn't have any and tasting just the rub dry without meat was undesirable but im sure on meat it's better.
I definately need to try this rub out except ill use brown sugar. we had an original coal smoker which my father had converted to electric a long time ago an hasnt been used in years but I really have been wanting to learn how to smoke some ribs and other meats since I've recently discovered that I really enjoy cooking. Usually when I cook ribs i put basic garlic salt, lemon pepper and add water and a seal of foil to cook but would the rub stay on if i tried them in the oven ?
I love that he uses the simpliest things to cook.Plastic bags to hold the dry ingredients. Just a reg. tablespoon to measure. I keep thinking about the actor that does the diabetes commercials with the mustache when I hear his voice.Don't know his name.
I appreciate the post but it seems like there is too much sugar & salt compared to the other ingredients. And why not use brown sugar instead of traditional sugar. The selection of spices is ok with me but the proportion quantity is way off.
i donno hard to explain, you would really hav eto try it yourself, but with that 1 little tablespoon of cayenne pepper, and the larger amounts of everything else, you can still taste it
All good rub is the same. Anyone who tries adding anything new ends up looking like a fool. Salt + pepper + sugar + bitter + sour = rub. It's not that hard.
I make pretty much the same dry rub, except I dont put sugar in it. I am one of those that can't have sugar. Once I put everything together, I put it in the BULLET blender. It makes is a FINE powder. and it soaks in faster than the granual form. Keep it up Pit Boys. Ya'll are doing good... James....
easy now, AtomicHellRaiser, if you have yourself a Porterhouse, then salt and pepper is all ya need. That beef flavor in that porter..should not be covered up with rub. Now a good steak sauce on the side for dippin' in after grillin' that porter.. is a whole other story! -BBQ Pit Boys
ya know AtomicHellRaiser, (digg that UN) barbecue is all about what your gut is tellin' you what you should do. Go for it, and get back to us! You're makin' us hungry with the whole concept of a rub on a Porterhouse. -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb Man is awesome. His voice sounds like the old narrator from the Dukes of Hazard! Dudes if you want to score with the ladies cook up his "Crab Stuffed Shrimps". I've got a few still stalking me for the recipe. Once they saw the ingredients they didn't want to leave the house. Netflix+BBQ Web= Fatal Attraction :-)!!
Hey dorowater, you're makin' us blush. That ol' boy from the Dukes was the immortal Waylon Jennings, the roots of Outlaw Country music. Now, when a woman finds out you can cook real good, they start hangin' around 'cause they feel ya really don't need a woman around. That ain't sexist -it's just the way it is! -BBQ Pit Boys
It's a little more coarse than regular salt, so it seems to not dissolve as much while on the meat (sorta sticks around longer). Try it out and see what you think. I'm sure a coarser iodized salt would work just as well.
one of them sealable bags lol priceless love your stuff man helps a lot!!!
bmarodriguez 2 months ago
man, what is the alternative for Ground Celery Seeds?
ThePerformance 5 months ago
I'm sure this tastes better on the meat but I made the same recipe with the same ingredients minus the cumin because I didn't have any and tasting just the rub dry without meat was undesirable but im sure on meat it's better.
mixwell1983 6 months ago
I definately need to try this rub out except ill use brown sugar. we had an original coal smoker which my father had converted to electric a long time ago an hasnt been used in years but I really have been wanting to learn how to smoke some ribs and other meats since I've recently discovered that I really enjoy cooking. Usually when I cook ribs i put basic garlic salt, lemon pepper and add water and a seal of foil to cook but would the rub stay on if i tried them in the oven ?
mixwell1983 6 months ago
I love that he uses the simpliest things to cook.Plastic bags to hold the dry ingredients. Just a reg. tablespoon to measure. I keep thinking about the actor that does the diabetes commercials with the mustache when I hear his voice.Don't know his name.
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juliettejustice 1 year ago
I made a rib rub very similar that I got off your site. One or 2 items different.
I initaly made it for some apple smoked ribs, then wound up making a huge batch of it, goes great on chicken and pork, even light on fish.
On nearly any type of beef steak though I just use a little soy sauce and a bit of garlic powder. Never had a complaint.
daveh013 1 year ago
I appreciate the post but it seems like there is too much sugar & salt compared to the other ingredients. And why not use brown sugar instead of traditional sugar. The selection of spices is ok with me but the proportion quantity is way off.
surferguy100 1 year ago
what is that tune?
hajduktyson 1 year ago
i just wrote it down:
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup salt
1 tbs cumin (?)
1 tbs cayenne pepper (bit more if u want)
1 tbs garlic powder
1/2 tbs some sellerie seed
3 tbs paprika
some fresh pepper
enjoy!
mandassux 1 year ago 3
I have enjoyed the grill this summer. My family just finished some gud chicken wings hot off the grill. Thanks for your web-site!
popinsley 1 year ago
thats alot of cocaine
johnoXdamage 1 year ago
1:07 - 1:13 haha haha
daboyone 2 years ago
your vids are amazing !
much love from australia
vdn17 2 years ago
''comes in handy when u need a good rub real quick'' rofl
popole4321 2 years ago 14
i just heared that and was like lol i bet someone quoted that in a comment!
MrHoodey 2 years ago
I just tried the rub recipe this afternoon. I was impressed. Thanks BBQ Pit Boys!
lauzonjf 2 years ago
lol the narrator sounds like Don Frye the retired MMA fighter..rofl
vikasbhardwaj007 2 years ago 2
i just tried this rub, and oh my god, it was truley amazing
thank you for making this youtube channel
wafflemelon 2 years ago
what does it taste like?
MoNsTerHunTeRFreEk 2 years ago
i donno hard to explain, you would really hav eto try it yourself, but with that 1 little tablespoon of cayenne pepper, and the larger amounts of everything else, you can still taste it
wafflemelon 2 years ago
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cosanostr4 2 years ago
would it taste any different substitute brown sugar for the white
cherokeeboy454 3 years ago
I would definitely sub brown sugar. really nice flavour
trjones63 2 years ago
I agree. Can't do ribs without brown sugar. Some people do cinnamon, but that's more a scent than a taste after you cook it.
MikesMethods 2 years ago
All good rub is the same. Anyone who tries adding anything new ends up looking like a fool. Salt + pepper + sugar + bitter + sour = rub. It's not that hard.
Mmmmmmm barbecue.
WakeupsCall 3 years ago
I make pretty much the same dry rub, except I dont put sugar in it. I am one of those that can't have sugar. Once I put everything together, I put it in the BULLET blender. It makes is a FINE powder. and it soaks in faster than the granual form. Keep it up Pit Boys. Ya'll are doing good... James....
oversize1964 3 years ago
i used the bullet blender too, my grocery store was out of ground cumin, so i bought cumin seed and put everything in the blender, perfect
wafflemelon 2 years ago
Hey PitBoys!
you have to try this rub on the PorterHouse!!
it was delicious.
the rub locked in the juices and the natural flavor of the meat, then it has the rubs flavor!
thanks for such a great rub recipe!
AtomicHellRaiser 3 years ago
i have made a video response to your video
check it out on my page
AtomicHellRaiser 3 years ago 2
might have to get ourselves some porterhouse for tonight..!
BBQPitBoys 3 years ago
no prob
well for you
you can grill it low and slow
and grab yourself a beer.
AtomicHellRaiser 3 years ago
will this work for a porterhouse?
AtomicHellRaiser 3 years ago
easy now, AtomicHellRaiser, if you have yourself a Porterhouse, then salt and pepper is all ya need. That beef flavor in that porter..should not be covered up with rub. Now a good steak sauce on the side for dippin' in after grillin' that porter.. is a whole other story! -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
thanks
so i wont use the rub i made tonight but i will try it another time.
but can i still try it on the porter house?
AtomicHellRaiser 3 years ago
ya know AtomicHellRaiser, (digg that UN) barbecue is all about what your gut is tellin' you what you should do. Go for it, and get back to us! You're makin' us hungry with the whole concept of a rub on a Porterhouse. -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
You guys have inspired me!
don't worry i am going to try the rub on my porterhouse!
just to let you guys know im only 15 and i love BBQing!!
i will definitely get back to you guys and how it taste!
AtomicHellRaiser 3 years ago
I put this dry rub on some chicken wings, and greatness was achieved. I WILL be using it again.
Peace
BrownSkinLady22 3 years ago
BarbecueWeb Man is awesome. His voice sounds like the old narrator from the Dukes of Hazard! Dudes if you want to score with the ladies cook up his "Crab Stuffed Shrimps". I've got a few still stalking me for the recipe. Once they saw the ingredients they didn't want to leave the house. Netflix+BBQ Web= Fatal Attraction :-)!!
dorowater 3 years ago
Hey dorowater, you're makin' us blush. That ol' boy from the Dukes was the immortal Waylon Jennings, the roots of Outlaw Country music. Now, when a woman finds out you can cook real good, they start hangin' around 'cause they feel ya really don't need a woman around. That ain't sexist -it's just the way it is! -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago 3
Love the celery seed...
I've heard celery seed called a "secret ingredient" in potato salad too...
BarbecueTricks 3 years ago
Man.... you are so good at making BBQ approachable and simple. Keep up the great work!
bleedrr 3 years ago
redneck bbq rox
darthsophia123 3 years ago
i like watching your cook video.yeah!!!
pukimakbn 3 years ago
does sea salt really make a difference?
helorm341 3 years ago
Yessssssssssssss it does!!!!!
Planeswalker555 3 years ago 5
Why? I'm not being stubborn, I just don't understand what the difference is.
helorm341 3 years ago
It's a little more coarse than regular salt, so it seems to not dissolve as much while on the meat (sorta sticks around longer). Try it out and see what you think. I'm sure a coarser iodized salt would work just as well.
jdmorgan23 3 years ago
More food please..*drooling*
Peanuts1182 3 years ago
wow that's amazing
eyesack9 3 years ago
nice rub recipe
6th comment
AtomicHellRaiser 3 years ago
You guys totally rock!
spacebroom 3 years ago
keep the yummy food coming!
fifth!
Virtunx 3 years ago
woo! 4th comment!
AinokeA365 3 years ago
yay 3rd comment
gayseverywhere 3 years ago
a rub to die for
top class
40rever 3 years ago
Nice. Thanks for posting more videos.
theothergreen 3 years ago