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The one spice that shows up in almost every rub worth making. Coarser than garlic powder, granulated garlic has more toothiness and bite, and it carries a slightly deeper flavor than fresh cloves without the time-consuming peeling. Made from whole dehydrated cloves, these granules are a secret weapon worth keeping close to the grill.
Coarse granules are what you want on a cooker. They cling to a wet surface, they do not clump into paste, and they hold up to high heat far better than fresh minced garlic, which turns bitter the moment it hits the grate. Build it into a brisket rub, shake it over a ribeye, stir it into compound butter for corn, or scatter it on garlic bread for texture as well as flavor.
Dehydrating concentrates the garlic and sands off the raw edge, leaving a deep savory note that reads as roasted rather than raw.
A base layer that belongs in most of what comes off your cooker.
Roughly a quarter teaspoon stands in for one fresh clove when you want flavor without moisture.
Granulated Garlic. Made in the USA.
Equal parts coarse salt, coarse black pepper, and granulated garlic is the SPG base most competition beef rubs are built on. Start there, then layer.
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