Barbecue Chicken Rub

"A great rub for chicken on the BBQ that goes well with most sauces. I always use it for wings on the grill. You can substitute cane sugar with brown sugar, although the moisture content of it will cause clumping in your rub. You can avoid the clumping by drying out the brown sugar by spreading it out on a cookie sheet, stirring it around every three hours."
 
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Ready In:
3mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
10 tablespoons
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix all the ingredients well in a small bowl with your fingers.
  • Store in an air-tight container.

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Reviews

  1. It has a lot of salt especially for people with high blood pressure problems. I found powder onion and garlic work best for me.
     
  2. I used this rub on a beer can whole chicken I put in the smoker. The rub was way to salty for our taste. The salt overpowered all the other ingredients. Next time, I will replace the onion and garlic salt with garlic and onion powder in a smaller quantity.
     
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  1. I used this rub on a beer can whole chicken I put in the smoker. The rub was way to salty for our taste. The salt overpowered all the other ingredients. Next time, I will replace the onion and garlic salt with garlic and onion powder in a smaller quantity.
     

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Hello, my name is Richard and I'm addicted to Tim Hortons coffee. I'm a computer animator who has always enjoyed cooking. I was cooking on the stove unsupervised as young as 10. I especially became passionate about it after my wife bought an electric wok for me for Christmas a couple years ago, after which she demanded that I do all the cooking from then on. I immediately became a Food Network junkie and started filling up a 6' bookshelf with cookbooks and have been constantly challenging myself and absorbing as much culinary info as my feeble brain can absorb. I've recently been bestowed with the honor of cooking every holiday turkey for the entire family, so I guess I must finally be doing something right! Either that or they just hate cooking. My most favorite Food Network chefs are "the Messiah" (Alton Brown), Tyler Florence, Michael Smith and Rob Rainford (of "Licence to Grill" - Canada's answer to Bobby Flay, minus the unbearable arrogance and recipes that I'd never bother to try). These guys have been a true inspiration and I've learned so incredibly much from them. Now I can say the same about many of the chefs here at 'Zaar!
 
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