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authorPatrick Spek <p.spek@tyil.nl>2024-06-08 07:27:06 +0200
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+title: Xinjiang BBQ rub
+date: 2024-06-04
+tags:
+- asian
+- bbq
+- dryrub
+- spicemix
+preptime: 0
+cooktime: 30
+
+ingredients:
+- label: Cumin Seeds
+ amount: 2
+ unit: tablespoon
+- label: Chili flakes
+ amount: 2
+ unit: tablespoon
+- label: Black pepper corns
+ amount: 1
+ unit: tablespoon
+- label: Szechuan pepper corns
+ amount: 1
+ unit: tablespoon
+- label: Ginger (dried, ground)
+ amount: 1
+ unit: tablespoon
+- label: Garlic (dried, ground)
+ amount: 1
+ unit: tablespoon
+- label: Chili powder
+ amount: 2
+ unit: tablespoon
+- label: Salt
+ amount: 1
+ unit: tablespoon
+
+stages:
+- label: Toasting
+ steps:
+ - Toast the cumin seeds for a few minutes, until fragrant
+ - Toast the szechuan pepper corns for a few minutes, until fragrant
+- label: Grinding
+ steps:
+ - Grind the chili flakes to a rough powder
+ - Grind the cumin seeds to a fine powder
+ - Grind the szechuan pepper corns to a fine powder
+ - Grind the black pepper corns to a fine powder
+ - Grind the salt to a fine powder
+- label: Mixing
+ steps:
+ - Combine all spices and mix them together
+---
+
+A slightly spicy Chinese streetfood BBQ rub. In my experience, this works well
+for chicken or lamb skewers.