I ordered a variety pack of stuff from Stubbs. Bought garlic powder and
some of the other stuff from the store tonight.

Know full well will have to have an herb garden next year.

My dehydrator died today in the middle of drying some peppers. Tabasco and
Jalapeños. Had it out on the back porch it smelled so strong!
"Janet Wilder" > wrote in message
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> Granby wrote:
>> A friend sent a website called buystubbs. Said they were good. Anyone
>> know about them?
>>
>>
>> "RegForte" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Granby wrote:
>>>
>>>> So I have read a lot on here about different kinds of rubs. What sort
>>>> of commercially made rubs would you suggest someone start with. This
>>>> is until I figure out just what I like.
>>> One thing I would recommend is avoid the cheaper commercial brands.
>>> They're usually mostly salt. Check the label, the ingredients are listed
>>> in order of quantity.
>>>
>>> For my own rubs the one more or less universal ingredient
>>> is ground chile pepper of one sort or another.
>>
>>
> We like Stubbs BBQ Sauce. It's tomato based but not full of sugars so it's
> lower in carbs.
>
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> Janet Wilder
> Way-the-heck-south Texas
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