Substitute Turbinado For Brown Sugar
Several of my rubs have light brown sugar in them. What I usually do in order to keep the clumping to a minimum is dry it out first. This is a big pain in the arse when I am making a lot of rub. So...my question is: Can I substitute turbinado sugar for the brown sugar? How do you think it would affect the taste of the rub (if it would). Thanks.
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I have read many a recipe that calls for turbinado in the rub I would think that you would be fine to substitute it. There could be a slight change in the flavor because of the loss of molasses but it still should taste good possibly better.
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I like the brownulated and have used it many, many times. It's a totally solid substitute. I like the turbinado sugar, too, but I would go with the brownulated.
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Make a small batch to test it out and see.
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thanks. I will try the brownulated sugar.
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Heres an explanation of the sugars from a while back.. alot of good threads on the different sugars. Turbinado IS different from the browns, and will yield different results... but probably not all that noticibale unless you used dark brown in the past.
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I have always heard that brown sugar and turbinado can be substituted for each other in recipes w/o any problem.
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I just picked up a package of the brownulated(lite brown) sugar for a $1-14oz size and will try it shortly as a substitute for regular brown sugar in my rubs/recipes.
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