Dry Rub Recipe

Dry Rub Recipe

Dry Rub Recipe
Mixing the Dry Rub Ingredients

A Dry Rub is a seasoning blend of many spices that can be used on pork, beef, or chicken.

For Cajun Cooking TV’s Dry Rub recipe, we blended several ingredients for a tasty and a bit spicy dry rub seasoning.

Beryl Stokes mixed the following ingredients for this Cajun cooking  recipe and recently oven roasted a 5 pound Boston Butt Pork Roast:

1 Tablespoon each

Chili powder
Garlic powder
Onion powder
Salt

1 Teaspoon each

Ground Bay leaves
Dry mustard
Cayenne pepper or Tony’s Creole Seasoning

Other optional ingredients

1 tablespoon cane sugar or light brown sugar
Coarse black pepper

In a large mixing bowl, blend all the ingredients listed above.

To apply to the meat, spray lightly with canola oil to help the Dry Rub stick or put on dry and rub in.

Be sure to apply the Dry Rub seasoning on all sides.

We recently posted a video and recipe for an oven roasted Boston Butt Pork Roast.

Boston Butt Pork Roast
Boston Butt Pork Roast

Here is the Boston Butt Pork Roast Recipe

https://www.cajuncookingtv.com/boston-butt-pork-roast

The Dry Rub seasoning made the meat so flavorful.

If you are not a fan of extra spicy, cut down or eliminate the cayenne pepper. 

Please note that there is no best dry rub recipe, so experiment and try different seasonings that you like

Recipes from the Cajun Recipes at Cajun Cooking TV are easy and simple cooking.  You’ll notice that we use Cajun Seasonings in just about everything.

Prep:  10 minutes
Seasons: 5 lb roast

Beryl Stokes
Cajun Cooking TV Chefs

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2 thoughts on “Dry Rub Recipe

  1. I came across your recipe for Boston Butt Pork Roast with this wonderful rub a couple of nights ago. I have to tell you I was SO happy and it was SO delicious! I can’t tell you how many times my family and I have been disappointed with new recipes. Not this one! It was incredible and fabulous! The rub (which I was skeptical of at first but did anyway) was perfect. The fragrance while cooking reminded me of my days living in New Orleans, and my trip a couple of weeks ago there also. Great recipe. Can’t wait to check out your other recipes! I enjoyed your video, and your granddaughter helping was sweet too. God bless ya’ll!

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