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Same delicious, yet very sophisticated, BBQ, Sauces, Dry Rubs & Seasonings all year long.
What's the difference between Rubs and Seasonings?
Our rubs are developed specifically for smoking. Adding the dimension of smoke and low temperature to your doneness changes the flavor profile of the spices and herbs involved.
Our Seasonings are developed for more traditional cooking methods such as searing, grilling, baking, brazing, and things of that nature, which gives a completely different flavor profile without having the influence of smoke over a longer time.
They have been used in a variety of dishes, including eggs, soups, oatmeal, salads, pasta, and even fresh squeezed lemonade, with countless other possibilities waiting to be explored.
These spice blends, rubs, and sauces work to enhance your dining experience.
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Flavor says it all
When exploring how to smoke competition-grade barbecue with perfection, it’s good to know the essential flavors of various types of BBQ meats. I personally feel that simplicity is usually best. Too many contradicting flavors can take away from the flavor of the meat and will likely overwhelm your taste buds. With barbecue, the woods used during the smoking, the spices used for rubbing, and marinating (if you must) should enhance the flavor of the meat and not overpower it.
