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Old 09-03-2003, 11:24 PM
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Default Need a good rub for ribs.

We're doing beef ribs for a special next week and the boss asked me to see if i could find a good rub to use on them . Any suggestions are welcome . I would prefer something that can be put together with the dry spices and herbs on hand in the kitchen , but if someone knows of a premix that is redilly(sp) avalible in the hampton roads virginia area then that is good to . I believe they are to be bar-b qed .
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Default Rib Rub

This is my basic rub for pork ribs, it should work for beef ribs as well

8 parts brown sugar
1 part kosher salt
1/3 part dried oregano
1/3 part ground cayenne pepper
1/3 part ground cumin
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Default Re: Need a good rub for ribs.

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We're doing beef ribs for a special next week and the boss asked me to see if i could find a good rub to use on them .
I always found behind their ears or on their little tummies to work well
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I use this on everything from homemade potato chips to chicken to pork to steaks.

BBQ Spice

1 cup sugar
¼ cup salt
¼ cup onion powder
¼ cup granulated garlic
¼ cup celery salt
½ cup paprika
¼ cup chili powder
2 TB black pepper
2 tsp. dry sage
1 tsp. thyme
1 tsp. cayenne
2 TB. ground bay leaves
1 TB dry mustard

Mix all ingredients together thoroughly and store in airtight container.
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thanks yall , i'll pass these on to my boss . they sound good .
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Whatever your recipe used, try interchanging light brown sugar with dark brown sugar. Ooooohhhhhhh, the nuances of rub...stimulates me into sheer synaptic ectasy!!!
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