New for me maybe an old trick for you guys

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gooose53

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Just learned that some put corn starch in their rub for anti-caking....I haven't tried it yet but plan to. Maybe someone else has tried this and can let us know how it works.
 
I use my coffee grinder a lot when I have big grained seasonings like Montreal Seasoning and want to grind it into smaller pieces. I do this a lot for seasoning steaks

Another tip: Grind some kosher salt and some seasoning into a fine powder to make popcorn salt. A lot better and far cheaper than buying at the store.
 
When mine get caked up I think that is a sign from Heaven that is time to chunk em and go step and fetch something a little mo fresher. Ice boxes and freezer is a bad plan. The stuff always eventually gets wet. Filing cabinet in the bedroom works purty good. Thats where Big Dave keeps his. Thats good enough for me..but I dont want my bedroom to smell like a Hindu fast food joint so I keeps them in the camper. Everybody needs a camper. Only problemo is it aint air conditioned. Thats why it would be mo betta to keep in the house.

bigwheel
 
I keep mine in a sealed mason jar, the kind with a seal in the lid. Recycle an old mayonnaise jar and use Sapo's trick.

I use my el cheapo coffee grinder almost every day for grinding spices. I bought it in the 1970. It even survived a period when it was used to muddle squirrel hair when I was tying flies for trout fishing.

This will let you buy whole spices and grind your own fresh.

In addition to making powdered salt, as suggested, I powder Turbanado sugar for my blackening rub.

Steve
 
I had about 3 cups of rub left over and notice it starting to cake. I put about 2 tbl of corn starch in and I'll see what happens.
 

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