Brazilian BBQ rubs are built for churrasco: beef, pork, chicken and fish cooked hard over fire, usually with simple, salt-forward seasoning. This shelf has three Australian-made options from Street BBQ, Taipan BBQ and Coast n Smoke. Flat $10 shipping Australia-wide.
Which Brazilian rub should I buy?
| Product | Maker | Style / heat | Best on |
| Brazilian Asado Rub | Street BBQ | Salt, pepper and garlic / mild (2/11) | Steak, brisket, whole fish |
| Brazilian Pork | Taipan BBQ | Sweet, smoky pork rub / mild (1/11) | Ribs, pulled pork, belly |
| Bahia Barrels Rub | Coast n Smoke | Cumin and paprika / medium (5/11) | Picanha, chicken, fish |
How to use Brazilian rubs on picanha
- Score the fat cap in a crosshatch without cutting into the meat.
- Season generously about an hour before cooking.
- Grill fat-side down first so the fat renders, then finish over indirect heat.
- Rest, then slice thinly against the grain.
- Every product page shows its Hub Heat rating out of 11.
What is churrasco?
Churrasco is Brazilian grilling over fire, often on skewers. Picanha (rump cap) is the signature cut, usually seasoned with little more than coarse salt. Bahia Barrels gives it a spiced twist.
More for the fire: beef, steak, chimichurri and pork. Brand pages: Street BBQ and Taipan BBQ.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Brazilian BBQ rub in Australia?
The Rub Hub stocks Australian-made Brazilian rubs from Street BBQ, Taipan BBQ and Coast n Smoke. We ship Australia-wide for a flat $10.
What is picanha?
Picanha is the Brazilian name for rump cap, a cut of beef with a thick fat cap. It's the signature cut of Brazilian churrasco, usually grilled over fire and sliced thin.
How do you season picanha?
Keep it simple: coarse salt, or a salt-forward rub like Street BBQ Brazilian Asado. For more spice, Coast n Smoke Bahia Barrels is built for picanha. Season about an hour before cooking.
What is churrasco?
Churrasco is Brazilian-style barbecue, where meat is grilled over fire, often on skewers, with simple, salt-forward seasoning.
Is Brazilian rub spicy?
Not usually. Street BBQ Brazilian Asado and Taipan BBQ Brazilian Pork rate mild on the Hub Heat scale, while Coast n Smoke Bahia Barrels is medium (5/11).