March 19, 2017
This dry rub is loaded up with lots of ground chilies giving it both heat and a unique flavour. Works well on beef, but can be used on lamb. This recipe also provides a wet rub and marinade option using the seasoning rub as the base.
1Place all pepper into food processor and grind until mixture forms a powder (about 10-12 pulses).
2Carefully remove lid, making sure to step back from the loose dust.
3You can wear a mask to help with this part.
4Place rub into a bowl and combine remaining ingredients.
5Use immediately. Store rub in an air tight container in a cool dry place for up to 6 months after preparation.
6Use desired amount to flavour steaks, pork, and even game meats like venison, etc.
Wet Rub Option
1Add 2tbsp. of olive oil to the rub to create a paste.
2Add more oil if the paste is too thick for your liking.
3Apply onto steak and either grill immediately, or cover and let marinate in refrigerator for 1-3 hours.
Marinade Option
1Add 2tbsp of olive oil and 1tbsp. of apple cider vinegar.
2Stir mixture and coat steaks with mix mixture.
3Cover and refrigerate for 2-4 hours.
4This will make enough to marinate 2 larger steaks. Double or triple recipe to accommodate the amount of steaks you will be cooking.
2 Dried Ancho Peppers, seeds removed
8 Chipotle Peppers, seeds removed
2 Smoked Habanero chilies, seeds removed (use less or omit if preferred)
2 tbsp Sea Salt
2 tbsp Coarse ground Nlack Pepper
1 tsp Garlic powder