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Rib Rub

Submitted by: Sara
Rub spareribs with this zesty blend of sugar and spices before grilling. 

CCRyder's Smoker Rib Rub

Submitted by: ccryder81
Home Town: Maineville, Ohio, USA
Living In: Monroe, Ohio, USA
This sweet and spicy rub includes oregano, thyme, and rosemary. Fire up the smoker and get ready for a full flavored rib experience. 

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BBQ Dry Rub

Submitted by: Cindy
My family has been making this dry rub for years. It is awesome on country-style ribs and pork steaks!!! 

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All-Purpose Rub for Meat

Submitted by: Sarah
Dry rubs can be as successful as a liquid marinade, and add wonderful flavors to meat or poultry with very little effort. This rub has herbs, sugar and powdered mustard, perfect for chicken or pork. Make up a few batches and give them away as gifts. 

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Big E's BBQ Rub

Submitted by: BIG E BBQ
Home Town: Kings Mountain, North Carolina, USA
This rub goes great with pork shoulder and beef brisket. 

Cumin-Coriander Pork Rub

Submitted by: TYRIX16
This lively rub made with cumin, coriander, and chili powder will pack lots of flavor onto any meat. This would be a great complement to any South or Central American meat dish. 

Bangin' Steak Rub

Submitted by: BROWNSKYNLADY
Home Town: Youngstown, Ohio, USA
Living In: Columbus, Ohio, USA
Made with readily available spices and seasonings, this quick and easy grill rub will make your steak sing! The brown sugar, chili seasoning and ranch dressing mix come together in this spicy, sweet, and tangyrub. A great way to add lots of flavor! 

Dry Spice Rub for Lamb or Beef

Submitted by: Jessie Y.
Home Town: Kapaa, Hawaii, USA
Living In: Oroville, California, USA
A blend of paprika, dried thyme and basil, cumin, and curry powder, if you choose, makes a flavorful dry rub to season grilled or roasted lamb and beef. 

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Plato's Dry Rub

Submitted by: Eric
Home Town: Glen Rock, New Jersey, USA
Living In: Burlington, North Carolina, USA
This is a great dry rub for seasoning pork and chicken for the barbeque. It's excellent on a Boston butt cooked slowly on the grill at about 250 degrees F for 10 to 12 hours. 

Cocoa Rub

Submitted by: jcjeffers
Living In: Williamsburg, Virginia, USA
This spicy, chocolate rub is excellent for chicken, steaks, thick chops and spare ribs. You can also add it to chili and hearty, thick soups. 
 
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