by Obie Obermark Technically a rub is any dry powder applied to a meat’s surface prior to cooking. Usually this “dry powder” consists of salt and or sugar and spices, with the most basic form being salt and pepper. While any good seasoning can be used as a rub, “pure” rubs tend to have more sugar than do general-purpose seasonings. …
Does Sauce Make It Barbecue?
Some barbecue purists argue true barbecue doesn’t need sauce because the smoked meat and the herb and spice rub that is added before cooking provide more than enough flavor. Others say it is the sauce that makes barbecue great. One thing is for sure: There are as many barbecue sauces as there are backyard grill masters and each cook …
Aye, There’s the Rub
by Dave DeWitt and Nancy Gerlach Genuine, Authentic, South of the Border Chile Rub Thai Lemon Grass Marinade Your Basic Beer Sop or Mop Texas Chilipiquin Barbecue Sauce South Carolina Mustard Sauce Memphis-Style Finishing Sauce Spit-Roasted Chicken with Spicy Wild Rice Stuffing Rosemary-Scented Lamb Chops Grilled Artichokes with Chile Dipping Sauce Meat that is to be grilled …