“Bubuloo” was the name of a barbecue sauce that we made up at Tangerine Fahrley’s. We had a large assortment of items using this sauce and the name stuck with me…kind of like replacing the term “barbecue”…

”..let’s go and do some bubuloo!”

I have recipes below for seasonings and spice rubs, barbecue sauces, and marinades.

 

 

 

 

Seasonings and Spice Rubs

 

Cajun Spice Rub

      Yield: 1 Cup

 

      2 T  paprika

      2 T  white pepper

      2 T  black pepper

      2 T  cayenne pepper

    1/4 c  kosher salt

      2 T  onion powder

      2 T  garlic powder

      2 T  oregano

      1 T  basil

      2 T  thyme

 

Combine all ingredients and store in an airtight container.

 

 

Creole Spice Rub

      Yield: about 3 cups

 

    3/4 c  thyme

    3/4 c  paprika

    1/4 c  black pepper

    1/4 c  garlic powder

    1/4 c  onion powder

    1/4 c  ground red pepper

    1/8 c  white pepper

    1/4 c  kosher salt

 

 

Combine all ingredients and store in an airtight container.

 

 

 

Fajita Rub

      Yield: 1 Cup

 

    1/4 c  paprika

      3 T  kosher salt

      2 T  chili powder

      2 T  black pepper

      2 T  garlic powder

  1 1/2 T  sugar

      1 T  onion powder

      1 T  cilantro

  1 1/2 t  cumin seeds,toasted and

           -ground

    1/2 t  allspice

           variation,for a wet rub, add

      3 T  worcestershire

      3 T  olive oil

 

[Note: Rub this into skirt steak or chicken breast and then chill

for 30 minutes to 2 hours before grilling.]

Combine all ingredients, store in an airtight container. For the

variation, combine to form a paste, cover and refrigerate.

 

 

 

Jamaican Jerk Rub

      Yield: 2 Cups

 

    1/2 c  garlic powder

    1/2 c  thyme

    1/2 c  ground ginger

    1/4 c  allspice

    1/8 c  nutmeg

    1/8 c  ground cinnamon

    1/4 c  kosher salt

      1 T  ground red pepper

      1 T  black pepper

 

Combine all ingredients and store in an airtight container.

 

 

 

West Indian Rub

      Yield: 2 Cups

 

    3/4 c  curry powder

    1/2 c  garlic powder

    1/2 c  black pepper

    1/4 c  kosher salt

      3 T  ground ginger

      1 T  ground red pepper

 

Combine all ingredients and store in an airtight container.

 

 

 

Barbecue Sauces

 

 

Jamaican Barbecue Sauce

        Yield: 2 Cups

 

  1 1/4 c  Ketchup

    1/3 c  Soy Sauce

      2 T  Caribbean Hot Sauce,Or

           -Cayenne Sauce

      1 T  Jerk Seasoning,See Recipe

           -Or Purchase

      1 T  Fresh Lime Juice

      3 lg Scallion,Minced

      3 ea Garlic,Minced

      3 T  Fresh Ginger,Minced

    1/3 c  Dark Brown Sugar

    1/3 c  Cider Vinegar

      3 T  Dark Rum

 

Combine all ingredients, except rum, in a medium stockpot and bring

to a boil, stirring to dissolve sugar. Continue to simmer for 15

minutes, until sauce is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon.

Remove from heat and stir in rum.

 

 

Memphis Style Barbecue Sauce

      Yield: 4 cups

 

      4 c  tomato sauce

      1 c  cider vinegar

      1 c  coca-cola

    1/4 c  steak sauce,(such as a.1.)

    1/4 c  yellow mustard

    1/4 c  lemon juice,fresh squeezed

      3 T  molasses

      3 T  soy sauce

      3 T  worcestershire

      1 t  tabasco

    1/2 t  liquid smoke

    1/2 c  brown sugar,packed

      1 T  chili powder

      1 T  black pepper

      1 T  dry mustard

      2 t  garlic powder

 

[Note: Based on a John Willingham sauce. Here's the Coca-Cola.]

Combine all ingredients, except spices, in a saucepan and bring to a

boil. Reduce to a simmer. Mix all dry ingredients in a bowl and add to

the sauce. Simmer the sauce until thick, about 30 minutes. Cover and

refrigerate.

 

North Carolina Sauce

      Yield: 3 Cups

 

      2 c  Cider Vinegar

    1/2 c  Ketchup

    1/4 c  Corn Syrup,Or More To Taste

    1/4 c  Water

      2 t  Kosher Salt

      1 t  Black Pepper

      2 t  Granulated Garlic

      2 t  Granulated Onion

    1/2 t  Cayenne Pepper

      2 T  Sugar,Optional

 

Combine all ingredients and bring to a boil. Simmer for 5 minutes.

Let cool and refrigerate. I add ketchup to my vinegar-based sauce to

make it visually palatable to us Northerners. Mix with Carolina-style

pulled pork.

 

 

 

Texas Jack Sauce

      Yield: 3 cups

 

      2 c  ketchup

    1/4 c  tabasco

    1/4 c  dijon mustard

    1/4 c  jack daniel's whiskey

    1/4 c  molasses

    1/4 c  brown sugar,packed

      1 T  worcestershire

  1 1/2 t  garlic powder

    1/4 t  liquid smoke

           kosher salt and pepper,to

           -taste

 

[Note: Use this as a finishing sauce and a dipping sauce at the

table. This baby has quite a kick, so you may want to cut back on the

Tabasco sauce a bit.]

Combine all ingredients in a heavy saucepan. Bring to a boil, then

reduce heat to a simmer for 20 minutes. Season the sauce, cover and

refrigerate.

 

 

 

St. Louis Smokey Red

      Yield: 2 Quarts

 

      4 c  ketchup

     10 oz steak sauce,(such as A.1.)

     10 oz steak sauce,(such as hienz

           -57)

  1 1/2 c  apple cider

    1/3 c  worcestershire

    1/3 c  corn syrup

    1/3 c  honey

    1/4 c  molasses

      1 t  liquid smoke

      2 t  black pepper

      1 t  garlic powder

 

 

Combine all ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce heat

and let simmer for 5 minutes. Cover and refrigerate.

 

 

 

Cider Spray

      Yield: 4 cups

 

      2 c  apple cider

    3/4 c  cider vinegar

    1/2 c  bourbon

    1/2 c  water

    1/4 c  worcestershire

    1/4 c  lemon juice,fresh squeezed

    1/2 t  kosher salt

 

[Note: Spray on roasting or smoking meat to add a world of flavor.

Apply every 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the cut of meat.]

Combine all ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce the

heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Let cool, and place into a squirt bottle.

Use right away or refrigerate. Use within 2 days of making.

 

 

 

Marinades

     

Barbecue Marinade

      Yield: 3 Cups

 

      1 c  apple cider vinegar

    1/2 c  orange juice

    1/2 c  lemon juice

    1/2 c  canola oil

      1 t  worcestershire

    1/4 c  brown sugar

      1 T  black pepper

      1 T  garlic,minced

      1 t  cayenne pepper sauce

  1 1/2 t  granulated onion

      1 t  chili powder

    1/2 t  dry mustard

    1/4 t  cinnamon

 

[Note: Use on beef, chicken and pork.]

Blend all ingredients, cover and refrigerate.

 

 

 

Caribbean Marinade

      Yield: 1 Quart

 

      2 c  vegetable oil

    3/4 c  lemon juice

    3/4 c  pineapple juice

  1 1/2 c  Jamaican Jerk Rub,See Recipe

 

Mix all except oil in a food processor. With machine running, slowly

add oil until blended. Cover and chill until ready to use.

 

 

 

Garlic And Herb Marinade

        Yield: 3 Cups

 

      1 c  balsamic vinegar

    1/2 c  orange juice

    1/2 c  lemon juice

    1/2 c  olive oil

      2 T  brown sugar

      1 T  black pepper

      1 t  crushed red pepper

      1 T  oregano

      1 T  basil

      1 t  rosemary

      1 t  thyme

 

[Note: Use on beef, chicken, pork and vegetables.]

Blend all ingredients, cover and refrigerate.

 

 

 

Korean Honey Sesame Marinade

        Yield: 2 Cups

 

    1/2 c  soy sauce

    1/4 c  sesame oil

    1/4 c  sugar

    1/4 c  sake or dry sherry

      4 ea garlic,minced

      4    scallions,minced

      2 T  sesame seeds,toasted

      1 T  ginger,minced

      1 t  paprika

    1/2 t  black pepper

      1 sm asian pear (opt),peeled,

           -cored and chopped

 

[Note: For meats, poultry, seafood or vegetables.]

Combine all ingredients in a processor and blend to a smooth purée.

Cover and refrigerate. Enough for 3 pounds of meat or seafood.

 

 

 

Tequila Lime Marinade

        Yield: 3 Cups

 

    1/2 c  lime juice,fresh squeezed

    1/2 c  orange juice,fresh squeezed

    1/2 c  cilantro,fresh chopped

    1/2 c  olive oil

    1/2 c  soy sauce

    1/4 c  tequila

    1/4 c  garlic,chopped

      2 t  lime peel

      2 t  cumin seeds,toasted and

           -ground

      2 t  oregano,dried

      1 t  black pepper

 

Combine all ingredients except oil in a processor or mixer. While

running add oil in a thin stream until well blended. Cover and

refrigerate.