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TVWBB Emerald Member |
Hot Nuts Rub (It is not too hot)
2 T salt 1/3 cup sugar 2 T black pepper 1/4 cup ancho pepper 1/4 cup allepo pepper 2 cascabel peppers 5 guajillo peppers 1/4 cup onion powder 1/4 cup garlic powder 2 T sage 2 T cumin 2 t celery seed 2 t allspice 2 t ginger powder 1 t nutmeg ( the nut in Hot Nuts) T=Tablespoon t=teaspoon Excellent on pork and chicken, fish is not bad too! Anti-salters-just leave it out. This rub is not hot but brings flavor. Don't have that variety of peppers...just substitute. A little cayenne will add heat if you want some. Peach Kissed Q |
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Besides, I have all the peppers and need to start experimenting. Would you say this rub is spicy for the non-spicy crowd, but mild for chili-heads? Michael N WSM 18.5, Performer, Smokey Joe |
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TVWBB Emerald Member |
I'd simply say mild for hot heads. It is not too spicy as I use it.
Peach Kissed Q |
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I have some cascabel and guajillo pepper already ground. What's the powder equivalent for "2 cascabel peppers" and "5 guajillo" peppers?
Smokin' Qs and drinkin' brews...nothing better!! |
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My guess is:
two cascabels=1 teaspoon ground (I did not have a cascabel pepper to grind to measure...I did grind one guajillo to get the measurement) one guajillo= 1 1/2 teaspoon ground Peach Kissed Q |
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