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Smoked paprika — what is it and how do you use it?

Terry Mitchell

Smoked paprika is the secret behind the smoky flavor in many BBQ rubs. Discover how it's made, what the difference is from regular paprika, and how to use it.

Smoked paprika — what is it and how do you use it?

Terry Mitchell

Smoked paprika is the secret behind the smoky flavor in many BBQ rubs. Discover how it's made, what the difference is from regular paprika, and how to use it.

How to correctly slice brisket? | The Rub Kitchen

Terry Mitchell

Incorrectly sliced brisket is tough and dry. Learn how to properly slice the flat and point, always against the grain, for juicy and tender slices.

How to correctly slice brisket? | The Rub Kitchen

Terry Mitchell

Incorrectly sliced brisket is tough and dry. Learn how to properly slice the flat and point, always against the grain, for juicy and tender slices.

Steak internal temperature — medium rare to wel...

Terry Mitchell

The perfect steak depends on the right core temperature. Discover exact temperatures for rare, medium rare, medium and well done — plus resting time and BBQ tips.

Steak internal temperature — medium rare to wel...

Terry Mitchell

The perfect steak depends on the right core temperature. Discover exact temperatures for rare, medium rare, medium and well done — plus resting time and BBQ tips.

How to marinate spare ribs? | The Rub Kitchen

Terry Mitchell

Marinating or dry rub — what works better for spare ribs? Discover the best marinating techniques, optimal marinating time, and which flavors best complement spare ribs.

How to marinate spare ribs? | The Rub Kitchen

Terry Mitchell

Marinating or dry rub — what works better for spare ribs? Discover the best marinating techniques, optimal marinating time, and which flavors best complement spare ribs.

Maillard reaction — why BBQ tastes so good

Terry Mitchell

The Maillard reaction is the chemical key behind the taste of grilled meat. Discover how this reaction works, when it occurs, and how to maximize it on the BBQ.

Maillard reaction — why BBQ tastes so good

Terry Mitchell

The Maillard reaction is the chemical key behind the taste of grilled meat. Discover how this reaction works, when it occurs, and how to maximize it on the BBQ.

Why does smoking wood taste different from char...

Terry Mitchell

Smoking wood imparts a completely different flavour than charcoal — but why? Discover the science behind smoke flavour, which compounds cause it, and how to use smoking wood cleverly.

Why does smoking wood taste different from char...

Terry Mitchell

Smoking wood imparts a completely different flavour than charcoal — but why? Discover the science behind smoke flavour, which compounds cause it, and how to use smoking wood cleverly.