Behr
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I don’t know how to describe flavor, other than that I like or dislike something. We need @Behr for that.I've heard that is good too. What does it taste like?
That sounds pretty good. Might be time to experiment!I don’t know how to describe flavor, other than that I like or dislike something. We need @Behr for that.
I think we use a rub with coffee, brown sugar (just a little), ground chili peppers, maybe a pinch of cinnamon? So kind of a smoky taste with the slightest bit of sweet/bitter going on?
You should know me better than that. Coffee grounds belong in the trash can, not on a steak.I don’t know how to describe flavor, other than that I like or dislike something. We need @Behr for that.
I think we use a rub with coffee, brown sugar (just a little), ground chili peppers, maybe a pinch of cinnamon? So kind of a smoky taste with the slightest bit of sweet/bitter going on?
I wrote ground coffee, not coffee grounds. At least I think I did.You should know me better than that. Coffee grounds belong in the trash can, not on a steak.
It adds a nice charred flavor that's actually not bad. You can use instant or regular but it's best if it's ground fine. Actual flavor depends what all you mix in with them.
Coffee grounds, smoked paprika, brown sugar and some heat like cayenne or crushed red pepper all are a must. Mustard powder, garlic powder, onion powder, coriander, dried oregano or Rosemary will all work good. And obviously salt and pepper.
I was just being difficult about the grounds.I wrote ground coffee, not coffee grounds. At least I think I did.
Anyway, I was @‘ing you for your ability to describe flavors, at which I’m pretty sucky. “Nice charred” was one of the things I was flailing at, so thanks! View attachment 372922
