Chocolate Barbecue
Way back on April 28th, Phil - The Grand Poohbah of the BBQ Brethren and Sledneck of the South Shore Smokers and I got together and cooked 350lbs of meat for a KCBS judging class held by the Grill Kings.

So, there we were out on Long Island setting a new trend in barbeque and we didn't even know it. Chocolate Barbecue had arrived! Alright- I'll give you, it wasn't a new idea, but it was new to us. I know about Mole sauces - they were probably the inspiration for this rub.

All Diva Chocolates rubs use either roasted cocoa beans or unsweetened cocoa powders, which pair well with the smoky richness of grilled meats.
The Diva Chocolates line includes Mocha Java Steak Rub, Orange Chocolate Chicken Rub, Spicy Cocoa Rib Rub, Kickin' Chocolate Beef Rub and Cocoa Fennel Burger Mix.
I can't wait to try them out. But remember - we did it first!
3 Comments:
i want to cook more with chocolate. what i really want is fresh coca beans/pods. do you have any idea where i can get them?
i entered a hot dog eating contest last week it's on my blog if you want to see
I think fresh cocoa pods might be hard to come by, but Scharffen-Berger sells their cocoa niblets which are hulled and roasted. Tasty stuff.
I think these folks are just cookoo for cocoa puffs. What was the bark on the cocoa ribs like, Rob?
I expect a full report on Diva Chocolates rubs as soon as you try them out! In triplicate! ;-)
Mule
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