After all those April showers we’ve been getting, it is FINALLY time to whip out that BBQ! While it may be easy to throw some BBQ sauce on your meat of choice for an easy supper, try taking some time to create a beautiful dry rub that will take your meats to the next level and taste like restaurant quality. A dry rub can be as simple as salt and pepper, or as elaborate as including garlic, brown sugar and paprika. There’s really no wrong way to do it, but here are a few ideas to get you started this spring so you can be a pro dry rub chef by the summer.
This sweet and spicy dry rub will help you take your meat game to the next level and have your guests thinking they’re at a southwest steakhouse.
http://www.kitchentrials.com/2015/04/23/buffalo-spice-rub/ Photo By: Kitchen Trials
Put Swiss Chalet to shame with this mouth watering dry rub. It won’t just be another chicken dinner – it will be a fantastic chicken FEAST!
http://blommi.com/quick-dry-rub-chicken/ Photos By: Blommi
Looking for a quick rub to go on any meat? Here’s your recipe! Try it out on pork, steak or chicken and you won’t be disappointed. It’s a easy way to get into the Dry Rub game, but I promise you, once you try it out, you’ll never be able to go back!
https://www.homeandplate.com/blog/2015/basic-barbeque-rub Photos By: Home and Plate
Much like the basic dry rub, this is a versatile meat rub. It’s a little more complex, but so is the flavor! Mix these fantastic spices and sugars together to create one scrumptious meal.
http://www.centercutcook.com/dry-rub-for-ribs-chicken-and-more/ Photos By: Center Cut Cook
For this delicious rub, the dried thyme brings in a great twist to your average BBQ Dry Rub. Add to your favorite BBQ meat and you will be taken off guard by how delicious this is!
http://cookingbride.com/sauces-and-seasonings/barbecue-spice-rub/ Photos By: Cooking Bride
A lovely blend a smokey summer notes that will have you dreaming of long summer days!
http://www.rockrecipes.com/smokin-summer-spice-dry-rub/ Photos By: Rock Recipes
Take it down south with this dry rub that stores easily in a sweet little mason jar and adds a kick to your supper.
http://houseofyumm.com/texas-style-bbq-dry-rub/ Photos By: House of Yumm
Sometimes dry rubs are all about the Italian flavor! It’s super simple and adds that home cooked Italian taste to your chicken, pork or fish.
http://kissmysmoke.com/italian-herb-rub/ Photos By: Kiss My Smoke
This concoction of incredible spices and sugars sounds absolutely to die for! I can’t wait to try this out on my next BBQ meal.
https://www.thebewitchinkitchen.com/sweet-n-smoky-rib-rub/#_a5y_p=5371702 Photos By: The Bewitchin Kitchen
Get excited, Mon, this dry rub has us craving some seriously amazing Jamaican food!
http://www.tasteandtellblog.com/jamaican-jerk-seasoning-mix/?utm_content=buffer35d34&utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_campaign=budgetbytesbuffer Photos By: Taste and Tell Blog
