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This is for those of you who need or want a great basic all-around barbeque seasoning (or “rub”). This is also a great base recipe for creating your own signature seasoning.
This recipe is very close to what I use in competition cooking. I’ve left out a few (very few) “secret ingredients” so that I can maintain a competitive edge. Take it and make it your own.
Preheat your oven to 170°.
Pour the sea salt and dark brown sugar on a large sheet pan, mix well, and spread the mixture evenly over the entire pan.
Bake the salt/sugar mixture for 60 minutes, or until the sugar is very dry.
Notes: drying the sugar prevents clumping and ensures an even distribution in the final product. Drying it with the salt helps prevent the sugar from becoming a solid sheet. It’s happened to me, and it’s bad. That’s how I developed this method.
Combine the remaining ingredients in a large mixing bowl.
When the sugar is dry, remove the pan from the oven and let cool. Once cool, grind the mixture well in the pan by rolling it with a rolling pin. Do this several times in alternating directions.
Sift the salt/sugar mixture into the mixing bowl. I use a fine mesh strainer and a pestle to break it up further. Toss out any rock-like clumps.
Mix all the ingredients very well (I use a large whisk) and store in an airtight container.
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jsiar on 7.16.2009
Would kosher salt work ok in this?
BoatGod on 7.16.2009
Bam! Now I have to go to the store and stock up on spices! This Seasoning sounds great! Thanks!