Your favorite rubs, seasonings and sauces?

[flyboyandre]

Hey all,

I'm about to embark on a venture of stocking up my supply cabinet.
I know there are a lot of different taste preferences out there but I figured I'd start a thread asking for some favorite rubs, seasonings and sauces for poultry, pork and beef.
I've used Zack's for a while but figured I'd try something new.
Three of my favorites are brisket, ribs and pork butts.

I'm the kind of guy who needs to try everything once so this can get expensive

Sverre Andre Nordheim

http://www.norwegianairshuttle737simulator.net

[Pappymn]

My family likes sweet rubs. John Henry line is great. Big Poppa Money rub is excellent as well. Simply Marvelous line is also excellent. Fine swine and bovine is the boss.

 Had to send all my spicy ones to our good friend Smoke.

We have a terrible selection of rubs in Minnesota. So I buy all of mine on the Internet, and try and sneak them by my wife.

Good luck!

[Keymaster]

Besides Tims Savor spices which are all Awesome and you have a couple jars of that I like Oak ridge BBQ rubs. The Santa Maria blend is good on steaks. I see they have a new Brisket rub that sounds interesting. You can get sample pack of all there rubs for 5 bucks http://www.oakridgebbq.com/p/products.html .
Hey Tim is the Fine Swine and Bovine good on briskets?

[teesquare]

Besides Tims Savor spices which are all Awesome and you have a couple jars of that I like Oak ridge BBQ rubs. The Santa Maria blend is good on steaks. I see they have a new Brisket rub that sounds interesting. You can get sample pack of all there rubs for 5 bucks http://www.oakridgebbq.com/p/products.html .
Hey Tim is the Fine Swine and Bovine good on briskets?

Yeah..it is "good"...but better with more salt and pepper.... Working on something just for briskets, Tri-Tips and chucks...stay tuned - will announce in my sponsor section.....

[sliding_billy]

I have my own pork and beef rubs that vary (a little) by how much of everything I throw in the container when I mix them up.  I have been known to use them on the opposite meat as well as fowl and whatever else I happen to be cooking.  As for sauce (and I am not typically a sauce guy), I normally throw together a combination that starts with a brand sauce and then gets doctored.  The brand sauce base is normally Sweet Baby Ray's because that is what my kids keep on hand for chicken nuggets and such.

[smokeasaurus]

Sweet Lou's Roast Rub...Glendora California

http://bobtallman.com/index.htm

http://www.fromthewoodsbbq.com/order.html

http://www.owensbbq.com/products.html

http://www.burntsacrifice.com/index.php

https://www.shoupscountry.com/countrystore.asp?SID=6096C703D0564851A957FC2AAB3558DB

http://www.minersmix.com/index.html

http://www.garysseasoning.com/

http://www.mtfoodproducts.com/xcart/Montana-Cattle-Company/

http://www.obiecue.com/

http://www.grizzlyjoes.com/seasonings1.html

http://instantgourmetspices.com/index.php

http://www.sureshotsids.com/

http://www.sucklebusters.com/

http://www.texasbbqrub.com/index.html

This should keep you busy for a while 

OOOPS...how could I forget this one

http://jbsfatboy.com/

[Keymaster]

On the way home from work I went to Cash and Carry on 112th and Parkland exit, They have full line of spices for cheap compared to grocery store prices. Maybe you could design your own rubs with a few jars of Basics. I picked up mustard seeds-$9.50 and Coriander-$10.50

 

[TMB]

If you can find it Bad Byron's Butt Rub is hard to beat!

[muebe]

I like the Pappy's line of rubs and seasonings along with many others already mentioned. Pappy's is commonly found at most supermarkets.

[smokeasaurus]

I like the Pappy's line of rubs and seasonings along with many others already mentioned. Pappy's is commonly found at most supermarkets.

If ya cant find it you can buy from their website as well:

http://www.pappyschoice.com/Shopping_Main.htm

[deestafford]

Two of my favorite homemades are Jan's Rub and Hubba Bubba BBQ sauce.   I also just found an excellent sauce named Williamson Brothers in Publix.  It's made in Marietta, GA and is one of the best available in the stores in my opinion.  Dee

[TwoPockets]

Two of my favorite homemades are Jan's Rub and Hubba Bubba BBQ sauce.   I also just found an excellent sauce named Williamson Brothers in Publix.  It's made in Marietta, GA and is one of the best available in the stores in my opinion.  Dee

Dee, Williamson Brothers has been the primary sauce I have been using for years. We stopped at one of their restaurants in GA last year and they sell pretty good BBQ too.

[flyboyandre]

Wow! Thanks all for the great responses! Now comes the challenge of filtering it all down to a few for starters our maybe what the heck....order one of each ::

Sverre Andre Nordheim

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