Where to get some supplies?

[Bigtank]

I live in a small rural community, no really good BBQ store close by. I've ordered some supplies from amazon. I was just wondering if there are any websites you use for rubs, sauces etc.

 

[tallbm]

I live in a small rural community, no really good BBQ store close by. I've ordered some supplies from amazon. I was just wondering if there are any websites you use for rubs, sauces etc.

No none for me BUT I do make my own 2 main rubs.

Pork and Chicken Rub/Seasoning: Equal parts by volume Black Pepper (coarse or larger grind), Granulated Garlic, Dehydrated/Minced Onion, Paprika (not smoked).
Salt is also mixed in too but not an equal part, more like 80-90% of an equal part.

So like 1 cup Black Pepper, Granulated Garlic, Dehydrated Onion, Paprika, THEN like 80% of a cup of Kosher or whatever salt I may have on hand if no Kosher.

Beef Rub/Seasoning:
Similar to my Pork and Chicken Rub/Seasoning but no Paprika.
So equal parts Black Pepper, Granulated Garlic, Dehydrated Onion. Then, 80% of a part of Salt.

So again, like 1 cup Black Pepper, Granulated Garlic, Dehydrated Onion, THEN like 80% of a cup of Kosher or whatever salt I may have on hand if no Kosher.

I would urge you to give these a try for any Pork, Chicken, or Beef you cook. Even ground beef and hamburgers.
The flavor is mind blowing, especially with how simple it is. Plus the top 4 ingredients in most commercial rubs are salt, pepper, garlic, and onion anyhow so may as well make something for waaaaay less price.

With that said you can get good value for 1 pound seasoning options on Amazon. If you wanna go all out and do 5-7lbs+ options Amazon also has great prices for the seasonings with plenty of great reviews.

I suggest trying to mix your own for these and see what you think. Then your buying options greatly increase with the simplicity of making these amazing seasonings/rubs :)

I hope this info helps! :D

 

[DougE]

Jeff's rubs are great, and also support the site. You can buy the recipes and make them yourself. and also customize them to your tastes.

 

[Fueling Around]

Tallbm puts you on the track for low cost home made.
I make all my own seasonings to avoid sugars and reduce salt.
Pepper, garlic, onion, and paprika are my spice base.

 

[indaswamp]

The Sausage Maker
Butcher And Packer
Walton's
Craft Butcher's Pantry

Those are my top 4

 

[Brokenhandle]

I hear ya on small and rural! Lol! We use Jeff's rub on alot of things and love it, mostly on pork and chicken. Many make their own to control salt and sugar levels as has been said. Alot depends on your flavor profile you are looking for. Owen's BBQ has some plus alot of spice seasonings for jerky and sticks and sausages.

Ryan

 

[chilerelleno]

Save money and make your own rubs and sauces.

Go here for dozens of rub and sauce recipes, and hundreds of other BBQ recipes.

SMF Recipe Collection - Late 2018

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These are my basic rub recipes,

Chile's Basic Rubs for Pork, Chicken and Brisket

These are my basic homemade rubs, always bags of these in the spice cabinet. From these basic recipes it is very easy to adjust them one way or another, no salt, more salt, sweet, savory, mild, hot or for particular flavor profiles. These are not processed in a spice grinder, I just whisk them...

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[912smoker]

Make your own or give ACE Hardware a try.

Keith