This Sweet BBQ Dry Rub Recipe is perfect for ribs, pork, beef, and chicken. This all-purpose BBQ Rub adds a delicious kick to any meat you want to throw on the grill. While I actually love to use ...

For a sauce, use your favorite barbecue sauce or try the smoky chipotle sauce recipe included below. Combine the rub ingredients in a bowl and mix well. Pat the ribs dry with a paper towel.

There are countless ways to make barbecue chicken ... recipe again — it’s that simple. Combine brown sugar (light or dark work equally well), chili powder, smoked paprika and salt in a bowl ...

Set them on a large rimmed baking sheet and sprinkle all over with the rub, inside and ... Serve the chicken with the juices and Kansas City-style barbecue sauce. While the chicken cooks, make ...

This recipe for amber-colored chicken gets its ... sweet-and-spicy dry rub, and mop made with dry white wine, apple juice, and Kansas City-style barbecue sauce.

They’re ideal if it’s your first time making a barbecue ribs recipe—or your 45th ... First, you’ll coat individual racks in a dry rub, wrap them in foil, and cook them low and slow ...

When you brine meats, poultry or seafood, you're adding moisture to ensure they don’t overcook, especially when they're being grilled or roasted.

Crowd-pleasing and economical, there’s nothing better than barbecue chicken wings sizzling on the grill – though these are equally tasty when cooked in the oven or on a griddle. A smoky rub ...

Grilled chicken breasts don’t have to be dry ... this recipe, he mixes the mayo with a little chimichurri, but you can flavor it with almost anything. Pesto, salsa verde, bottled barbecue ...