Good all-around commercial rub

[StPeteBBQ]

I recently ordered some rub from Texas BBQ Rub (http://www.texasbbqrub.com).

They sell rub and a sprinkle. The rub is a great all around rub. So far I've used it for ribs, butts, and brisket. Their website has a wealth of information on using it.

The sprinkle is pretty good too. I tossed a steak on the other night after dusting it with the sprinkle and it had a very unique flavor. Different than I've tasted before. Even though it isn't listed in the ingredients (they use the ubiquitous "spices" as an ingredient) I suspect there is cinnamon in it. Sounds strange, but it really was good.

Anyway, ymmv, but I thought both products were good, and I intend on keeping some on hand.

[sharky]

I'll have to try it. I LOVE steaks.

[FATZ]

I'll be experimenting with cinnamon when I go for a rub-a-dub-dub creatioon. I've heard of it, but have never came across it on a cooked steak yet.

[sharky]

when you use cinnamon, be sure to counter it with some chili powder:-)

[FATZ]

I just made the basic rub recipe you gave us. Tastes pretty good on my finger. I'll be using it tomorrow on something I imagine...lol.

I CAN'T STOP!!! SHOOT ME!!!

[sharky]

You are Hooked! That's how it's supposed to be!


It's been raining like crazy here in Tampa so I haven't grilled as much as I would like to.