Tasty BBQ rubs and seasonings and Cindy Lou’s cowboy joe rub recipes: When the turkey is finished brining (see brine recipe), rinse well with cold water and pat dry with paper towels. Place the turkey on a baking sheet to catch the mess. Pour the maple syrup covering the entire exterior of the bird. Next sprinkle Cindy Lou’s Veggie Delight Dry Rub all over the bird. For maximum flavor, work your hands down under the skin of the turkey to get some maple syrup and rub it in. When done sprinkle a light dusting of Cindy Lou’s Voodoo Dry Rub for that extra POP. Stuff the cavity with quartered yellow onions. At this point the turkey is ready to go in the smoker. You can use practically any smoker (even the grill) to cook your Thanksgiving turkey as long as you can maintain a range between about 220° – 250°F using indirect heat. Preheat the smoker/grill and once it is maintaining about 240°F, you are ready to smoke! Place your smoking wood of choice onto the coals. Place the turkey directly on the grate breast side up, or if you want to keep the smoker a little cleaner, you can leave the turkey on the baking sheet. If you are using a smoker that has multiple levels, you can place the bird on a rack to make it easy to transport it to the smoker and then back into the house once it’s finished. We recommend you place a pan on a lower rack to catch the syrup and turkey juices, as they will burn once they hit the diverter plate.
Steakhouse Brine Grilling Directions: Combine the ingredients in a gallon-size zipper-lock bag: seal and shake until the salt and sugar dissolve, about 30 seconds. (Note: for a faster method, bring the ingredients up to a low simmer in a sauce pan. Just make sure to let the mixture cool completely before adding the meat.) Put the bag in a bowl just large enough to hold it snugly. Open the bag and add the meat. Seal the zipper, leaving about an inch open; push on the bag to release any trapped air through the opening, and close the zipper completely. Massage the liquid gently into the meat and refrigerate for the suggested time as follows: Boneless Poultry: 1 hour; Bone-in Poultry, Chops and Steaks: 2 to 3 hours; Roasts: 3 to 8 hours (depending on size)
Cindy Lou’s Chili Lime is the classic combination of chili and lime along with our special spices for a unique Cali-Tex-Mex flavor. This rub works great on pork, chicken, seafood, vegetables and popcorn. Indulge Your Taste buds with Cindy Lou’s! Cindy Lou’s Veggie Delight is a perfectly balanced mild blend of our special spices making it the perfect rub for vegetables. It strikes the delicate balance of exotic and savory. Use on vegetables, lamb, chicken, pork, and beef. See more info on Pick the 3 best BBQ Seasonings.
Beer Can Chicken Cooking Directions: Preheat grill to 325 degrees. For the class, we cook on a Kamado Joe (without a heat deflector) and we put an aluminum pan to catch the drippings. For other style barbeques use indirect heat.Remove giblet package from chicken and discard or save for another use. Wash the chicken inside and out and then pat dry with paper towel. Rub liberally with olive oil inside and out and then rub your favorite Cindy Lou rub (We used Veggie Delight and Big Kahuna) liberally over chicken inside and out. Open the can and remove a little less than half of the contents. You can add more rub to the contents if you wish. Insert the can (or you may use the Kamado Joe Chicken Stand like we did in class) into the chicken’s “kazoo” as far as it will go so that the chicken is sitting upright. Next place it on the grill and kick out the two legs to make the bird stationary (like a tripod).
We bring you delicious rubs & BBQ sauces that will have you and everyone you grill for coming back for more! Stick with our great tasting rubs, or taste one of our specialty sauces the next time you grill steak, chicken, pork, fish or vegetables. Indulge your passion for the grill with Rubs and More’s collection of rubs, sauces, seasonings, BBQ recipes, tips, techniques, and much more. Plus, for finger-licking good meats and veggies, Rubs and More features Cindy Lou’s Dry Rubs – an absolute necessity as you reach for grilling glory! See even more information at BBQ Rubs and Seasonings.