Use this to season homemade barbecue sauce recipes.
Pair with cuts of pork or chicken for the barbecue smoker.
Try this on your favorite veggies, especially cauliflower, mushrooms, and green beans.
About This Spice
Host of the Chicago World’s Fair 125 years ago, Hyde Park has always played an important role in Chicago’s history and place in the world. We wanted this blend to reflect the characteristics of this diverse neighborhood, while being as useful and versatile for cooking purposes as the neighborhood has been to city life. Starting with a hearty base of our best Tellicherry black pepper, Hungarian sweet paprika, and garlic, we added elegant freeze-dried shallots and sweet, lemony coriander to reflect the sophistication of a neighborhood known for world-class museums and the acclaimed University of Chicago. Crushed chiles provide a hint of heat and a nod to the brightly-colored Monk parakeets that have colonized Harold Washington Park. In honor of President Obama’s ties to the area, we have included African grains of paradise and Hawaiian sea salt. With a savory balance of hearty flavors, this blend is a favorite for roasted or grilled vegetables, particularly cauliflower, potatoes, and artichokes. Use it as a rub for slow-roasting meats, where the long cooking time allows the flavor of the grains of paradise to really develop. Mix into ground turkey, chicken or portobello mushrooms for wonderful burgers. This blend was previously called 'Hyde Park Seasoning.'
Ingredients
Cane sugar, paprika, kosher salt, garlic, coriander, Hawaiian black lava salt (black sea salt, activated charcoal from coconut shell), grains of paradise, pepper, mustard, shallots, chiles, green onion.
Contains mustard.
Spice Highlights
Processing
ground
Taste Notes
sweet, hearty, lemony
Perfect For
bbq chicken, grilled vegetables
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Would like to see a blend with reduced/no sugar added.
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CJ
fantastically fresh
Saigon cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, ancho chili powder, two different bbq rubs all fresh and delicious. I use most of these spices at work for just that little bit of extra. When spices are as fresh as these they just smell fantastic which helps them to taste fantastic. Used the bbq rubs on cheaty style burnt ends for Christmas dinner at work. One used as with a dry brine, the other mixed in during the braising after the beef was smoked. It was delectable and made having to work on Christmas day just a little bit better.
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James S.
love it.
I use it to season pork & chicken, great flavor sauted or roasted.
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larkin b.
World's Fair BBQ Rub
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Daniel K.
a little more of this spice
a new and interesting taste for a pork roast cooked slowly.
