This classic Java Dry Rub for Barbeque is a Pit Master favorite, and a “secret rub” for many. It tastes real good on Pork, Beef, and Chicken, and best of all, it’s real quick and easy to make.
I started with store-bought rubs (saw a nationally-placed BBQ team say they use store-bought, because there are plenty of good ones … just watch the salt in some), and one of the best ones that I found was very black compared to the others (mostly red.) So, I checked the ingredients; first one was coffee. Now I use it in my own rubs.
A lot of this rub is pretty standard for paprika-based rubs with much of the paprika replaced with coffee. You can change the % of each to preference.
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I started with store-bought rubs (saw a nationally-placed BBQ team say they use store-bought, because there are plenty of good ones … just watch the salt in some), and one of the best ones that I found was very black compared to the others (mostly red.) So, I checked the ingredients; first one was coffee. Now I use it in my own rubs.
A lot of this rub is pretty standard for paprika-based rubs with much of the paprika replaced with coffee. You can change the % of each to preference.