Red Rocks Hickory Smoke Seasoning

This classic homemade comfort food dish gets a smoky barbecue twist with one of our customer favorite BBQ rubs.

This is a quick and easy way to add a smoky BBQ flavor to your favorite grilled dishes. It's a great dipping sauce for ribs, use it as a pulled pork or shredded chicken sandwich, or use it to add flavor to baked beans.

Add quick BBQ flavor to your favorite grilled veggies, steaks, or seafood with a simple brush of this flavor-packed butter.

Add a little spice and char flavor to your green beans with this quick and easy grill method. Great alongside burgers, pork chops, or any smoked barbecue fare. Throw any leftovers on a cold green salad for lunch.

We've smoked a lot of pork ribs in the Savory test kitchen, each time giving them a different regional barbecue flavor by using different BBQ rubs and sauces. We always use the 3-2-1 method for ribs (described below) whether preparing baby back ribs, spare ribs, or St. Louis cut ribs.

We added a BBQ twist to Mexican style street corn. We love the easy method too...simply bake or grill corn cobs in their husks so they cook without drying out. Then finish them on the grill for great that classic BBQ char flavor.

St. Louis BBQ is famous for its smoky spare ribs slathered with sticky sweet barbecue sauce. Have a pack of moist towelettes handy when you serve these...you're gonna need 'em!

Perfect for camping or a backyard bbq, these customizable grill packets allow each person to choose their own seasoning. Try switching it up with your family's favorite veggies and proteins!

This hearty, smoky quinoa and bean burger can be served on a burger bun or over salad greens for a refreshing twist.

Smoky, sweet, and tangy flavors collide in this quick-to-assemble pork burger featuring one of our customer favorite spice blends -- Red Rocks Hickory Smoke Seasoning. Don't skip the quick-pickled carrot topping; it really makes the burger.

You don't have to be equipped with a grill or a smoker to make this rich, barbecue inspired brisket. Braised for several hours in the oven with lots of onion, garlic, and your favorite BBQ seasoning, it's delicious served with potatoes or pasta.

A smoked brisket takes a bit of time, but it's a worthwhile weekend project. This backyard method via Bon Appetit is approved by Aaron Franklin of Franklin Barbecue in Austin, Texas.

There's so much we love about this recipe, including the easy slow cooker method, but the suggestion to serve pulled pork over baked sweet potatoes might be our favorite part.

This is a classic barbecue sauce with a smoky, sweet, and tangy flavor. The best part is that it comes together quickly and requires no cooking! Use it in slow cooker recipes that call for BBQ sauce or for basting chicken or ribs on the grill. We also liked it as the sauce for BBQ chicken pizza!

This really is the easiest dip recipe ever. Change it up each time for your audience: tailgating, backyard barbecue, book club, holiday potluck, etc. Perfect for a fresh batch of farmer's market veggies, chips, crackers, or anything you're ready to dip. 

This crowd-pleasing recipe couldn't be easier or more delicious. It yields the flavors of summer BBQ without the commitment to the grill. Plus, it's great warm or cold so you take it to your next picnic.

Pork wrapped in pork? Yes, please! Smoky barbecue rubs, like our customer-favorite Red Rocks Hickory Smoke Seasoning, can add a smoky barbecue flavor to proteins and sauces when you don't have access to a smoker or a grill.

Healthy and flavorful, this chili may become your new favorite winter weeknight staple.

This classic homemade comfort food dish gets a smoky barbecue twist with one of our customer favorite BBQ rubs.

This is a quick and easy way to add a smoky BBQ flavor to your favorite grilled dishes. It's a great dipping sauce for ribs, use it as a pulled pork or shredded chicken sandwich, or use it to add flavor to baked beans.