San Antonio Express-News: How to add coffee to your meat rubs for grilling steaks, brisket, pork and more

How to add coffee to your meat rubs for grilling steaks, brisket, pork and more

When I first visited Brendyn’s BBQ, in Nacogdoches, six years back, owner Brendyn Todd offered a sample of a coffee-rubbed brisket alongside a conventionally seasoned one. I liked the coffee flavor so ...

Coffee is used as a dry rub and then becomes a braising liquid for beef brisket. Marinated overnight in a mixture of kosher salt, sugar, chile powder and espresso powder, the fatty, fibrous meat takes ...

Start off this delicious brisket recipe by making a coffee-cinnamon rub before roasting. You can smoke the brisket for 5 hours at 275 degrees Fahrenheit over apple or hickory chips instead of roasting ...

Cardamom works well with coffee and the other spices here: they’re first used as a marinade and then become a rich sauce to serve with the tender beef brisket. To make the rub, put the coffee, ...

Food & Wine: Smoked Brisket with Coffee Beer Mop Sauce and Zinfandel Barbecue Sauce

Beer, coffee, cider, and wine all lend their flavorful powers to this brisket cooked low and slow. Barbecue expert Steven Raichlen incorporates all sorts of creative elements into his smoked brisket ...