If you have a dry rub that has started to cake or clump what can you do? I was asked this during a recent cooking demonstration. The answers are 1. Use a spice grinder to break up the clumps; 2. Use a blender to break it upor -my favorite answer - add some olive oil and make it a wet rub or marinade.
Whenever you buy a prepared dry rub or even if you make it your self, there comes a time when they may clump up due to humidity or other reasons. Don't throw it out it is still good for other uses. A wet Rub is just that - a rub that you use wet instead of dry. A marinade has more liquid. That is really the only difference.
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