Orange-flavoured BBQ rubs, glazes, hot sauce and preserves, where zest and juice add a bright citrus lift to smoke, sugar and chilli. The Rub Hub's orange range runs from Heavenly Hell's competition glaze and Four Saucemen's citrus rub to a Danny Balboas hot sauce and two Mitch's Preserves jars. Flat $10 shipping anywhere in Australia.
Which orange BBQ product should I buy?
How to use orange flavours
Use the rub before cooking on chicken, fish and taco steak. Brush the glaze on ribs in the last 10 to 15 minutes. Splash the hot sauce over wings once they're off the grill, and keep the chutney and jam for burgers and cheese boards. Every product page shows its Hub Heat rating out of 11.
Four Saucemen's rub is tagged gluten free and Danny Balboas' sauce is tagged vegan. Check the ingredient list on each product page; recipes can change. More citrus in lemon, citrus and lime, glazes and hot sauce, or shop Heavenly Hell and Danny Balboas.
Frequently asked questions
What does orange go with in barbecue?
Orange suits chicken, pork ribs, duck, seafood and tacos. Its acid and sweetness cut through rich, fatty meat and lift chilli heat.
Is there an orange hot sauce for wings?
Yes. Danny Balboas Electric Dynamite is a roasted capsicum, orange and habanero hot sauce that rates medium (6/11) on Hub Heat and suits wings, ribs and pork belly.
When should I put an orange glaze on ribs?
Brush it on in the last 10 to 15 minutes of the cook. Sugary glazes burn if they go on too early.
Can I use an orange rub on fish?
Yes. Four Saucemen Jalapeno & Sweet Orange Rub is made for chicken, fish, scallops and skirt steak tacos.
Where can I buy orange BBQ rubs and sauces in Australia?
The Rub Hub stocks orange-flavoured rubs, glazes, hot sauce and preserves from Heavenly Hell, Four Saucemen, Danny Balboas and Mitch's Preserves. Shipping is a flat $10 anywhere in Australia.