How to make Coffee BBQ Rub | Recipe Seasoning

This classic Java Dry Rub for Barbeque is a Pit Master favorite, and a "secret rub" for many. It tastes real good on Pork, Beef, and Chicken, and best of all, it's real quick and easy to make.
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[@MilitzaMaury]

Just tried this recipe and it's delicious! Thanks

[@ffbarnette]

When you buy a bottle to mix protein powder in sometimes they have a little ball inside that's like a whisk. I put that in my mason jar that I have my homemade rubs in to keep the stuff from becoming clumped together.

[@stanmoffitt9297]

Appreciate you!

[@tonysylvester721]

I made this. Fokes the best steak l ever had. Hands down 😋

[@dshedder1]

I would have never thought of putting coffee in a dry rub. Something I will definately try. Thanks bbq pit boys!

[@Tru251]

dshedder1 11yrs later how do you like it? First time ever hearing or seeing about coffee being used as an ingredient, looking forward in trying this very soon!

[@brasamaan]

defenitely trying this!
thanks for the recipe

[@mattc825]

Yup. Put your shoes on

[@mukwah1111]

I can hear a cold in your voice. I make a bbq sauce with coffee in it that is yummy on chicken. Take good care of that cold now ! Keep safe and warm ! All the best from the prairies !

[@bearybeary046]

I knew about the coffee mixture for many years but that dosent mean you guys did not have a great dry rub recipe. Thanks for posting "your biggest fan Bobby K "

[@slyflight]

Oh man, 2 of my biggest passions... the "Q" and the "brew". Thanx BBQ pit boys! You've done it again. 5*****

[@mattc825]

Same here!

[@airsoftboi1104]

looks great i just add some dark roast instant cofee grounds to my homemade rub

[@thadoggma]

I've been doing Sweet and Savory style rubs like this for a long time, and I've noticed that some people find the coffee overpowering, but you can always sub in used coffee grounds if the fresh stuff is too strong.

[@eaglescout5]

hey bbq pit boys that smells guuud! what's going to be a good meat to put this rub on- pork? ribs?

[@grafixer63]

so what can you use this on?

[@richlaue]

For a lighter rub good for like sea food.
Take some green or white tea leaves, no bags.
Some sort of mint leaves, a little Salt, sugar and some citrus fruit zest. Grind it up. I use pistol and mortar.
BBQWeb My only complaint with your videos is that I gain weight just watching them.
They all look great and you make it look so easy, then when we follow you - it is that easy.
The trick is Low and Slow!!! MMM - MMM

[@outdoorswithroostercurrie6984]

WOW, I was expecting to see Yall use instant coffee. Not that I ever drink instant coffee, but I wasn’t expecting fresh ground Coffee Beans. Do Yall have a favorite coffee you prefer.

[@mattc825]

Maxwell house

[@mike2223312]

2 tbs pepper
2 tbs coriander
1 tbs cardamom
1/2 tbs cinnamon
1 1/2 cup brown sugar
1/8 cup salt
1/8 cup paprika
1 tbs mustard seeds
1 tbs ground chile powder
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp ginger
1/2 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp marjaram
A great rub with mustard seed if you cant find some of these spices at a chain grocery store you can always substitute with something of your own liking

[@lxmzhg]

Thanks for the recipe... I'll definately try it.

[@djgrubbs6631]

This man has a truck commercial voice

[@DJKID777]

some people eat coffee straight out of the can

[@rvillemaire]

does the ground coffee is hard to eat

[@chuckvedrene703]

chemical reaction between the meat and the coffee transforms the powder. incredibly easy to eat. incredibly good. science of it is what makes it.

[@rvillemaire]

@@chuckvedrene703 THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION

[@GreenManalichi]

Is that regular or decaf blend ??? LOL

[@chuckvedrene703]

dude. first steak I ever made and it killed $100 Ruth Christ. With a spice infused butter log and an old vine Lodi Zin. literally floated out of my chair and finished it on the ceiling.

[@milkmann62]

i used this rub and it dont taste like anything its very bland i must have did something wrong i used the measurements of the website

[@Trixdee]

I think any rub recipe is a adjustable to your taste! 👍

[@chuckvedrene703]

spice infused butter log on top for the win my man!

[@Quoccus]

will you please follow me around and narrate my life

[@carpandean]

I started with store-bought rubs (saw a nationally-placed BBQ team say they use store-bought, because there are plenty of good ones ... just watch the salt in some), and one of the best ones that I found was very black compared to the others (mostly red.) So, I checked the ingredients; first one was coffee. Now I use it in my own rubs.
A lot of this rub is pretty standard for paprika-based rubs with much of the paprika replaced with coffee. You can change the % of each to preference.

[@GreenManalichi]

Aint it kinda crunchy? LOL

[@stylinwiley]

anything that is slow roasted..

[@KiddIDesignOfficial]

true but hes using a voice changer

[@MegaZsolti]

I suppose that's good for breakfast meat.

[@ffbarnette]

When you buy a bottle to mix protein powder in sometimes they have a little ball inside that's like a whisk. I put that in my mason jar that I have my homemade rubs in to keep the stuff from becoming clumped together.

[@IAteFire]

Thats a great idea guy