u/pshankstar

Blending Spices Suggestions
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Blending Spices Suggestions

I picked up a bunch of spice today. I plan to make my own different blends. Does anyone have any suggestions? It can be an all purpose blend, beef, poultry, pork, etc… It there something missing you would recommend? I’m curious to hear others suggestions.

Quickly I was curious what AI would come up with for different 12oz blends. Heres what it came back with.

Spice Blends Using Your 6 Spices

You have: Granulated Onion, Crushed Red Pepper, Black Pepper, Granulated Garlic, Paprika, Sea Salt

All-Purpose / Everyday Blend

Balanced, works on everything

Spice Amount
Sea Salt 3 oz
Granulated Garlic 2.5 oz
Granulated Onion 2.5 oz
Black Pepper 2 oz
Paprika 1.5 oz
Crushed Red Pepper 0.5 oz
**Total** **12 oz**

Beef Blend

Bold, pepper-forward

Spice Amount
Black Pepper 3.5 oz
Sea Salt 3 oz
Granulated Garlic 2 oz
Granulated Onion 1.5 oz
Paprika 1.5 oz
Crushed Red Pepper 0.5 oz
**Total** **12 oz**

Poultry Blend

Savory, aromatic, mild heat

Spice Amount
Sea Salt 3 oz
Paprika 2.5 oz
Granulated Onion 2.5 oz
Granulated Garlic 2 oz
Black Pepper 1.5 oz
Crushed Red Pepper 0.5 oz
**Total** **12 oz**

Pork Blend

Sweet-savory, paprika-heavy

Spice Amount
Paprika 3.5 oz
Sea Salt 2.5 oz
Granulated Onion 2 oz
Granulated Garlic 2 oz
Black Pepper 1.5 oz
Crushed Red Pepper 0.5 oz
**Total** **12 oz**

Spicy Blend

Heat-forward, still flavorful

Spice Amount
Crushed Red Pepper 3 oz
Black Pepper 2.5 oz
Sea Salt 2.5 oz
Paprika 2 oz
Granulated Garlic 1 oz
Granulated Onion 1 oz
**Total** **12 oz**

Smoking / Bark Blend

Coarse, high pepper & salt for a deep crust

Spice Amount
Black Pepper 4 oz
Sea Salt 4 oz
Paprika 1.5 oz
Granulated Garlic 1 oz
Granulated Onion 1 oz
Crushed Red Pepper 0.5 oz
**Total** **12 oz**

Bark tip: Apply this generously and let it sit uncovered in the fridge overnight (“dry brine”) before smoking. The salt draws moisture out and back in, helping the bark set hard and deep.

Pro tip: Weigh your spices with a kitchen scale for the most accurate blends — volume measurements vary a lot between spice types.

u/pshankstar — 5 days ago
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First Time Smoking Dino Ribs

Today I smoked some Dino ribs for the first time in my BYB 1200 and it won’t be my last either. I seasoned them with my blend of salt, pepper, garlic powder and paprika. I also used the same seasoning on the turkey breast too.

Smoked the ribs at 285 for three hours. Then wrapped them in foil with 8oz of beef broth. Once they hit 204 Fahrenheit I pulled them and rested them for an hour. They came out very tender and melted in your mouth.

Cornbread, salt potatoes & sautéed green beans were the sides to tonight’s meal.

u/pshankstar — 16 days ago