BBQ Rub Recipe - How to Make your own Barbecue Rub
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Create your BBQ Rub using this great base Barbecue Rub Recipe
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BBQ Rub Recipe from Townsend Spice & Supply - townsendspice....
Really great bbq starts with the seasonings you put on it. These combinations of spices build flavor on the outside as it cooks. Think of that wonderful bark on a properly smoked pork butt or slab or ribs…that all comes from the rub.
Now there’s plenty of great BBQ Rubs on the market, and all of them start with a basic recipe. It’s safe to bet that almost everyone has the making of a bbq rub in your spice cabinet at home.
I brought in my friends Shane and Lawson Linn from Townsend Spice & Supply - townsendspice.... to share with us a basic BBQ Rub recipe that everyone can use as a jumping off point for making good BBQ.
- ½ Cup Paprika
- ½ Cup Salt
- ½ Cup Sugar
- ½ Cup Granulated Garlic
- ¼ Cup Granulated Onion
- ¼ Cup Chili
- ¼ Cup Cumin
- 2 Tablespoons Black Pepper
- 2 Tablespoons Dry Mustard
- 1 Tablespoon Cayenne Pepper
They use 10 common ingredients: Salt, Sugar, Pepper, Garlic, Onion, Chili Powder, Paprika, Cumin, Cayenne, and Mustard to form a BBQ Rub.
This combination of spices is the foundation for producing bbq. You could analyze every rub on the market and just about all of them will contain most if not all of these seasonings. What makes each one different is the ratios or amounts of each ingredient used. With a proper foundation you can create your own rub. Add your favorite seasonings or change up the ratios to your taste and you’ll have your very own signature BBQ Rub.
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I respect this... They all sell rubs and are still willing to show how to make your own. My hat's off for that. Thank you for this video.
Agreed.
The man is the definition of legend
there’s something special about making your own😁
Malcom is a legend in my part of the world. Love this dude. His seasonings sell out regularly at my bbq shop.
Never trust a bald barber or a skinny chef.
This man is legendary!
Same recipe scaled down for small quantity:
2 tsp each of paprika, salt, sugar, garlic
1 tsp each of onion, chili, cumin
1/2 tsp each of black pepper, dry mustard
1/4 tsp of cayenne
Ben thank you
Thanks, Ben.
Exactly what I was hoping to find as I scrolled down the comments!..you're the man Ben! Switching it up this year for Christmas, hopefully w/some killer ribs
Glad people found this useful! I just gotta say though, while this recipe is good, do yourself a favor and buy the Killer Hogs BBQ Rub, Im lucky that my local WalMart carries it... tellin yal, its reallllly good
Hero amongst men
Malcolm, I applaud you! Helping out other BBQ people and not just trying to promote your own fantastic products. Kudos Sir!
Whoever thumbed down Sir Malcolm Reed needs to have a good hard look at themselves. This man should be knighted.
Probably a vegan or something..
Totally agree with your comment, and yes Malcolm is the man to go to for bbq.
Amen!
Praise the Lord for your comment, good that you speak up. People who downvote are probably weak vegans who dont leave a well-constructed comment as they support the devil.
@@eric4681702 I could binge watch Malcolm Reed all day. I have learnt alot from his channel. People who thumb down this brilliance annoy me.
I really appreciate Malcom’s blend of teaching and marketing. Have been both a fan and a customer for some time now. I really like his products, but I also value is willingness to teach the DIY approach. Where some choose to only push their products, you are much more transparent. Considering everyone in this video generates income from producing Rubs, yet they were willing to make this video, it speaks volumes to theses guys character.
And lastly a big thumbs up on stepping up the video quality as you have grown. Keep up the good work Big Man.
The fact that they make and sell rubs and are willing to show us how to make it for cheap. Makes me want to both buy their product and make my own to see the differences and support these guys for doing a good job.
I use Killer Hogs BBQ rub, and it’s fantastic. Pretty cool that Malcom has guys on his channel showing you how to make your own. Shows a lot of integrity!
So many people incorrectly think great bbq needs a wet sauce. Great bbq is all about quality meat, a good dry rub, good clean smoke, proper temp and time. Pay attention to those things and you're on your way.
SH72//// I LIKE A GOOD SAUCE,USUALLY ON THE SIDE FOR DIPPING,PUTTING ON LATER AND WHATEVER!!!!! THE ONLY THING I SAUCE ON THE GRILL IS BURGERS,CHICKEN,THINGS LIKE THAT.NEVER LARGE CUTS OF MEAT.ADD THE SAUCE,ON THE SIDE,IN A BOWL.
@@ezrabrooks12 what sauce are you putting on a burger on the grill?!? Genuine curiosity.
Holy CAPS batman....
I made this rub for ribs and it's absolutely delicious! So delicious that I've doubled everything and we use it as our go-to rub. I have even taken the advice and made adjustments for a Beef Rub. We have been using this recipe for over a year now.
Thank you sooo much for making this wife/mother look like a Rock Star in the kitchen. 😉
That’s a very good starting point for a basic dry rub. I’ve modified it to include SMOKED paprika and BROWN sugar instead of the tasteless regular paprika and white sugar. Can’t go wrong with anything Malcolm suggests
What I love about this is that the base is just the start. Once you start playing around with it a bit, adding things, changing ratios, you can make a bespoke signature rub. It's like you're creating a "secret family recipe" for future generations.
Do you have more things to add to make a perfect homemade rub ?
I made this rub with friends. You Americans know what you are doing, Absolutely amazing flavour, needs tweaking with the salt content, but a fantastic flavour. Thank you!!!!
So much love and respect for you taking the time to share the spotlight with other guys in the industry, and even more respect for you not pushing your products none stop, youre always looking to empower people to make their own recipes and do whats good for them!
Even if you use a commercial rub, knowing how to make your own is priceless. Thanks Malcolm
I live in the area where Townsend's is and I went in there and saw they had your killer hogs BBQ sauce in stock. I grabbed some and Shane told me about how y'all were buds, seeing him on your channel is pretty cool.
im a big supporter of 1:1 salt and sugar. I find most commercially available rubs to be way too salty. Also started adding a little powdered ginger into my memphis-style spicy rib rubs.
Thanks Malcolm, another well done video. I have used your videos many times, looking forward to a few sauce recipe ideas in the future.
Howdy Malcolm, another really informative video. I don't know how many times I've watched this, but I love it. June to early September is my downtime for BBQing and Smoking. Sonoran Desert is brutal, but I love it. The other nine months is all fine weather. I enjoy making my own rubs. You got me to try mop sauces, I love it. So easy to make, and to my shock, the U.S. Marine Commissary carries the mops. I buy my baby backs and beef ribs there, too. Thanks for all you do for so many.
Bless You & Your Family.
Cheers, Chuck in the Arizona Desert. 😂
I made one the other day. I used freeze dried fuji apples. Brown sugar white sugar cinnamon allspice ground cloves. Put it all into my coffee bean grinder and put it on a rack of ribs and wow it was good.
I've seen comments asking for a rub video and here we are with a rub video. Bless y'all!!
I just made this rub and plan on applying it tonight on a few pork butts. I added a tablespoon of cinnamon. Firing up the treager. I can't wait
Cinnamon is a hugely underappreciated savory spice. I've never used it in a rub though. I'll have to try it - thanks for the idea. It's really great on stir-fry and pretty much any vegetable dish.
@@skywarrior00 I got the idea from a local bbq joint by me. Everyone loves the taste and can never figure out what makes that flavor lol
This was a great video... You're hanging out just enjoying each others conversation, talking about things you love to do... Well done. It always amazes me to see someone willing to share what they know, and take the time to post it on a site like TH-cam so that others can benefit from it as well... Thank You Sir!!
I just want to say thank you for all the important ingredients and how to just keep it real @ home!!! UGK 4Life
Nothing but love to you and also Townsend. Thank you guys for being so honest and helpful. I'm gonna buy some of both of your guys rub just cause the support you all show to amateur bbq enthusiasts. Really makes me happy that there is people like you still out there.
Been making this rub for decades🤣 now I'm up there with the big boys! Keep it up!
Thanks Malcom, this is as big a part of barbeque as smoke. Another good one.
This man is awesome..... imagine making rubs for sale and yet he brings people on his show to teach us common folks how to make rubs. Thank you Malcolm Reed.
If you have not tried Killer Hogs rubs they are awesome! The Mississippi Grind he sells is killer too :)
My hats off to you? A man who sales rub teaching us how to make rub! You are a true bbq lover.
I always love your videos. Not too long, not too short. Just right. Great information. I had no idea that smoke liked to grab on to paprika. Thank you!
Definitely a great base rub.
@BachieGaga 9 Thanks brother.
These guys know their business!!! Good job!!!!
I used to think paprika was pretty much just for color. Then I made my own - grew peppers in the garden, dried them, then powder them in a coffee grinder - and there is way more flavor when made fresh. That could be your 'next level' secret weapon. haha
Tim Sheets homegrown peppercorns will be the next fad in home growing. Gonna be like 15 dollars a pound at the farmers market :)
Yessir I smoke luetschauter paprika peppers and man you can't buy what I have. I also grow and dry other chilies. Chipotle green Chile anchos. The rubs from these powders are phenomenal and they are all mine. The best though is that smoked paprika. Oh man that flavor.😄😄😄
Thanks Malcom , you have taught me a lot of course my friends don't know you so they think I am really great at this smoking stuff. I do use a lot of your rubs and sauces. Please keep up the great job. Thanks and in N.C. you are the king.
Thank you, Malcom. Going to make this for a brisket for the family tomorrow🙂
The only people who are giving thumbs down, like me must have GAINED TOO MUCH WEIGHT! Your recipes are to die for! I live in Maine, and my neighbors have all gained 10 pounds from Malcolms recipes! Keep up the great work! 👍
Just made this rub for chicken.. I'm in love 🍗😍🍗😍
Awesome rub recipe! It's now my basic rub that I use for a lot of different things. Considering the cost of buying rubs and just the fun of being able to put together your own rub thanks for sharing the recipe!
Do you have more things to add to make a perfect homemade rub ?
I buy mine already mixed by a PRO, YOU! Nobody messes with my Killer Hogs rub, and EVERYONE compliments the color and taste. Dont know how I would tweak it if I wanted too. Great vid as always, dont get me wrong.
Love making my own rubs! Not sure I have ever measured! Kind of fun that it is never the same thing twice!
Love this style of video. You are a great interviewer. More like this please
THX for the rub recipe!!!! I'll be mixin some up this weekend!!!!
Love your channel!!!
Nice video my friend ! ! ! Great and interesting idea ! ! ! Hello from FRANCE ! ! ! ! 🌟🍚🍎💖💛🍊🍎💖💛
The fact you all sell rubs and are showing us all how to make our own rubs at home, makes me want to buy your rubs to compare it to my own. thanks fellas
Hi everyone... this is the best recipe... I'm use in Brazil, this is a sucess...
Malcolm should get the Nobel Prize in BBQ.
But that doesnt exist. Right?
I love these ingredients. Fantastic! It is the base for even more. I made a marinade out of it by just reducing the sugar and adding yoghurt, vegetable oil and lemon. Marinate your meat overnight and you won't believe the taste. High five!
Just starting with bbq and smoking. Tried some commercial rubs, way over the top with salt 61%. This is a great video, learning a lot . Thanks guys.
Tried this today.. added a bit of raw brown sugar and coconut palm sugar instead of white sugar as well as some chipotle Chili powder with a bit less of the regular Chili powder aand got dang! So good. After tweaking this and realizing how easy it was to make my own rub I’m not sure if I’ll need to purchase one again. Though I am sure I will haha.. Thank you Malcolm and congrats on a million subs my guy.
Barbecue rubs are really expensive here in Japan, so I made my own from the start. I like to dry fry the whole spices and grind them up with a mortar and pestle. It would be easier and quicker to buy the powdered spices but I just love the process and the aromas are amazing!
Pestle and mortar for the win, when spices are processed in factories you loose a lot of the oils and some of the flavor.
Here in Far North Queensland Australia, I make it the same way, pretty much :)
Liked.
This is great! Thanks again for another great video!
Thanks Mr. Reed! Dry rubs can get expensive.
This content was awesome! for both basic rub or complex tailored tongue tastes , thank you for being so sharing about your skills-set guys! Nick from Cape Town South Africa
Very sensible stuff, glad he mentioned "ratio", liked.
bought the vortex after watching your vid on wings... OMG.. luv in it
That was one of the most informative rub videos I've seen. I need to play with some of these ratios on my videos and see what happens. Thanks for great content and motivation to explore!
Malcolm you are the man thank you four the help
This is my favorite since I started smoking a couple years ago. Started tweaking it the last couple batches, just doubled one up tonight.
Thank you for the video. Are you using white sugar or brown? If not brown, can you replace the white sugar with brown? Thank you.
Great basic rub recipe.
looking good guys.
I love this rub so much! it tastes unreal!
Great video and discussion. Thanks to Malcolm and the Linns. There's not a lot of BBQ in my state so these videos are key to influencing how I cook. Keep up the great work!
Love the discussion, very insightful!!
Thank you for making this video Malcom! My wife just got me a PBC for Father's Day and I didn't have time to order a rub before making my first ever batch of ribs. This turned out great and was easy for a noob like me! The only thing I did was rub some brown sugar on top of this rub. I fully intend to buy some Killer Hogs in the future because I've heard great things. Definitely appreciate that you make videos like this even though you have your own products to sell!! Thanks!!!!
Malcolm you're inspiring, thanks for all your great video's.
Thank you for this ❤
Thanks for sharing guys this rub looks fantastic. I'm gonna go to Sam's today and get what I need and make this rub. Keep up the great work guys
I'm just learning how to cook for myself, one person. This direct and to the point video was very helpful. I'm going to try to make this rub while I'm still motivated. 😊😅
This sounds very good, gonna check it out!😃👍🏾
Thank you for sharing your recipe.
Thank you guy♥️♥️♥️
I made a rub once that I kept tweaking. Best rub I ever had. I used pretty much everything they did minus white pepper because I never have that in my pantry. I also reduce the amount of salt because I try to watch my salt intake. One other thing I add to mine is Shitake mushroom powder. I try to avoid msg, so the mushroom powder gives you the same effect.
where do you get your mushroom powder at?
@@SizzlingWithCindle you can find it on Amazon, but it would be better to look locally. If you have an Asian market nearby, try there first. The one I use is on Amazon if you use the app. Search for “mushroom seasoning” the first one that came up for me is what I use. But I pay about 8 bucks for the one they’re charging 14 something for. Another brand I loved is Takii. That one is very good, but you don’t get a lot of it. 3.5 Oz for 10 bucks.
Fantastic subject, great information, Thank you!
This has won Contests...thank me later
1 cup Spanish paprika
1/4 cup salt-can be kosher
1/4 cup black pepper
1/4 cup sugar
2 Tbsp garlic granules
1 Tbsp garlic powder
2 Tbsp oregano
2 Tbsp yellow mustard
2 Tbs dark chili powder
Cover meat with French's Classic Yellow Mustard and sprinkle(HEAVY) this rub ALL OVER. Carolina nothing else
Were you at an Italian restaurant? take that oregano out, making bbq. not lasagna
So is the 2 Tablespoons Yellow Mustard, mustard powder? Cause you have French’s Yellow Mustard also. Just checking.
Replace the oregano with ground rosemary
Is this good for brisket?
Thank fellas!
Just found your channel ❤️ I needed a good rib rub for my Valentines Day dinner ❤️ I had all the ingredients for your recipe ❤️ Only thing I did different was, I used Smoked Paparika and doubled up on the cayenne ❤️ Because I love spicy powder ❤️ I save all my large shaker bottles from garlic, onion powder, so that I have a shaker to put my homemade seasonings in ❤️ Nothing gets thrown away at my house, if they have a purpose for something later ❤️ Thanks for the recipe and video ❤️👍 Haven't tried it yet ❤️ Ribs are still in the oven ❤️ I will be back to post a review 👍❤️
Okay, I have tasted it and it is absolutely tender and just very tasty and wonderful ❤️ Cool guys ❤️ It will be my go to rub from now on ❤️👍
Great work gents. Can’t wait to give this a crack.
This rub was amazing, thanks!
Excellent info! I’ve been working on developing my own rub for a while now (almost got it perfected to my liking) and really enjoyed listening to y’alls discussion 👍🏻
Do you have more things to add to make a perfect homemade rub ?
Thought you were gonna tell me how to make Killer Hogs for a second! Haha
Awesome recipe, thanks fellas!
Now that's a damn good rub...and we know cuz it's similar to our Beef & Pork rub.
Many thanks for this, especially for us guys Down Under where it's not super easy to get these locally
I doubled the chile powder and used authentic New Mexican red chile powder... Amazing!
That was fantastic. Thank you for sharing info. Thanks
Love the base recipe. I prefer Chipotle powder for a smokier heat...
Jus tried this , gave me the best ribs ever everyone kept asking what I done
Just bought some baby backs today. Definitely going to try this with some tweaks, mainly smoked paprika, and less sugar, and more cumin, but only a little chili powder. Cause I want mine not sweet but deep smoky but not spicy. Guess ill see how it turns out. Thank you very much for the base recepie. I moved to a rural area and there is literally nothing here. I realized I'm going to have to learn how to cook, if I want it.
Making this today thanks Malcom!
I love this recipe I am going to have to try this on a venison roast that I was going to put on the grill. Thanks
I cooked with this rub on the weekend and it was perfect. Thanks for sharing!
I made this rub but did just a little better than a quarter cup of salt and sugar along with everything else that was listed. Turned out great and even sprinkle a bit on some eggs.
Good cooking!
If this guy decides to write a book, I will definitely buy one!
I go light on the cumin. Tastes like a mix of taco seasoning and body odor. Lol. I go half on the cumin, and sub cayenne for another dried granulated chili pepper. I think i added 1.5 cups of light brown sugar to my AP sweet style rub. I skipped the dry mustard the first time but I'm gonna add it next time. I just tried your advice of taking out the sugar for a beef rub. Im gonna do my first brisket Sunday for my Mom. Send me a wish and a prayer it works! Thank you for the advice on the BBQ rub.
This guy is just genuinely likeable.
Bonsoir de SAGY ( France )
Merci beaucoup pour cette belle recette que je vais adopter.
Good evening from SAGY (France). thank you very much for this beautiful recipe that I will adopt
I tried this recipe for sure a Chipotle flavor to it.
This vid saved me. I ran out of rib rub and had to make some of my own. Thank you!
I make my own rubs all the time! Great Video Malcolm!