sugar

  1. R

    Does turbinado burn easier if ground down?

    Hi there, I know Turbinado sugar won't burn as easily as regular or brown sugar, but is it only because of larger grain size? I feel that it's hard to apply an even coating with a rub that has Turbinado in it. Also the larger grains tend to fall off pretty easily. So I'm thinking of grinding...
  2. chefman316

    Type of sugar you use in rubs...

    What time of sugar do you put in your rubs? Any reason to use one type over the other? (flavor, caramelizing, granular size...)???
  3. TinySmokin

    Sugar in Rubs

    Well been doing a lot of Pork Butts on pellet grills lately. Was using a GMG that had temp swings of up to 40 degrees above set point and minus 20 degrees. Would always try to adjust the set point so I never exceeded 250 at any point. Just purchased a YS-640 and cooked 3 Butts yesterday. My...
  4. C

    Smoking with sugar cane.

    Good day all. I wanted to know some info on smoking with certain woods. I want to make a business for my family in the Philippines that has to do with good 'ol traditional real American BBQ. The woods they use for smoking over there is Sugar Cane primarily. Is sugar cane any good on poultry...
  5. grilling24x7

    High Sugar in rub and injection - black bark- am I the problem?

    So I complained a while ago here about not liking sugar in rubs and injections because the bark turned so black, almost shiny, for pulled pork and brisket that I did. (pork was on top grate brisket was on bottom) Then last night on BBQ Pitmasters I see people injecting like crazy with apple...
  6. S

    Long term rub storage advice?

    So, I made a batch of my Dynamite rib rub a couple weeks ago (thinking ahead for the holiday cook) but when I went to use it yesterday, the brown sugar had already started to crystalize. It got me to thinking- there has to be a way to stop this from happening. Either the containers I've been...
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