Ingredients:
- /2 cup (60g) Sweet Paprika
- /3 cup (65g) Light Brown Sugar (packed)
- /4 cup (60g) Kosher Salt
- Tablespoons (15g) Granulated Garlic Powder
- Tablespoon (7g) Granulated Onion Powder
- Tablespoon (7g) Black Pepper (freshly ground)
- Tablespoon (7g) Chili Powder (Mild)
- teaspoon (3g) Ground Cumin
- teaspoon (3g) Dried Mustard Powder
- /2 teaspoon (1g) Cayenne Pepper
Instructions:
- Accurately measure all dry spices, salt, and sugar into a medium mixing bowl. Ensure the brown sugar is well-packed when measured.
- Use a whisk to aggressively incorporate all ingredients until there are absolutely no visible clumps of brown sugar or pockets of spice. The colour should be uniform.
- Test consistency by taking a tiny pinch; it should taste potent, salty, sweet, and slightly spicy. Remember this is highly concentrated.
- Transfer the finished rub into a clean, airtight storage container, such as a mason jar.
- Allow the rub to rest at room temperature for at least 2 hours, or ideally overnight, before use to allow the flavours to marry.
- Before seasoning the ribs, pat the meat completely dry with paper towels. Apply the rub generously, pressing it into the surface to form a thin, even layer.