In a Nut Shell
Hubs Peanuts Encrusted Salmon
Ingredients 4 Salmon Fillets (4-5 oz each) 4 tablespoons Dijon Mustard 2 tablespoons Peanut Butter 1/2 cup Hubs Salted Peanuts, crushed coarsely 4 tablespoons Panko 1/2 teaspoon Rosemary 1 tablespoon Olive Oil Directions Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. In a bowl, combine Dijon mustard and peanut butter. Mix well. In another bowl combine crushed peanuts, panko and rosemary. Mix well. Spread peanut butter mixture and peanuts mixture on each salmon fillet. Spinkle minced parsley on top and place salmon fillets on a lightly greased baking pan. Pour olive oil over salmon fillets and bake for 20-25 minutes.
How a Third-Generation Entrepreneur Is Helping his Family's Peanut Business Grow and Adapt for the Future
"As a leader of his family's business, the Hubbard Peanut Company (also known as Hubs), Marshall Rabil recently introduced a new product that not only supports a small farmer but delivers a unique product to the consumer. Hubs Single Origin Redskin Peanuts were sold exclusively on the Hubs website and quickly sold out." Read More on NationalPeanutBoard.org » - How a Third-Generation Entrepreneur Is Helping his Family's Peanut Business Grow and Adapt for the Future
Money Game: For today's pros, corporate sponsorships go way beyond dollars and cents
"Hubs Peanuts -- that's a different story. The premium peanut producer (a tin costs about $25) has its logo on three-time mini-tour winner Mark "Hubbs" Hubbard's left sleeve. It happened after Marshall Rabil, a third-generation owner of the nut company, DM'ed Hubbard on Instagram." Read More on Golf.com » - Money Game: For today's pros, corporate sponsorships go way beyond dollars and cents
Dot Hubbard Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from American Peanut Council
According to the American Peanut Council, Dorothy "Dot" Hubbard was a trailblazer in terms of popularizing a peanut product, but she was also a female entrepreneur in a time when that was rare.
With flavors old and new, Hubs Peanuts are good for you, the earth and the community
"Female entrepreneurship was rare in the 1950s when Dot Hubbard became the pioneer of her craft. It all started as a labor of love. Dot, a mother of four and schoolteacher in Sedley, Virginia, enjoyed hand-picking the biggest peanuts she could find on her father's farm, blister-frying them in her own kitchen and then gifting them to friends. "Her friends loved them and started requesting more of them," said Marshall Rabil, director of sales and marketing at Hubbard Peanut Company -- and Dot's grandson. "My grandparents thought, 'Maybe this could work.'" It worked indeed." Read More on FeastandField.net » - With flavors old and new, Hubs Peanuts are good for you, the earth and the community.
Meet the Makers: Hubs Peanuts
"The small town of Sedley is in the coastal plain of Virginia, about an hour's drive from Virginia Beach. With loamy soil and a humid climate, it's prime for peanut farming. In midsummer, tiny yellow flowers blossom on peanut vines, putting down root-like pegs in the soil where legumes grow. Many refer to the area as "peanut country." Hubs Peanuts--best known for their jumbo-sized Virginia goobers--is headquartered here. Husband and wife HJ and Dot Hubbard launched the peanut brand from their Sedley home in 1954. Hubs still operates out of the same house today, though some things have changed." Read More on The Local Palate Marketplace » - Meet the Makers: Hubs Peanuts
Hubs wins Hampton Roads Chamber 2020 Small Business of the Year
"The Hampton Roads Chamber hosted the 2020 Small Business of the Year luncheon on July 16 in the Chesapeake Convention Center. Six businesses from Hampton Roads were honored during the event for their outstanding contribution to the regional small business community. Hubbard Peanut Company (Hubs) was awarded the Western Hampton Roads Small Business of the Year prior to the luncheon. During the award recognition, a video montage displayed the company's family history, and gave viewers a sneak-peak into their new facility in the former Farm Fresh building off of Armory Drive in Franklin." Read more at The Tidewater News » - Hubs wins Hampton Roads Chamber 2020 Small Business of the Year
Harvesting the Vine to Feed People Now
"Harvest The Vine was a well-attended collaborative charity event held Saturday evening, Oct. 2, at The Hubs Vine to benefit the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore and to also let people know how the Foodbook is feeding people now by "harvesting" The Hubs Vine." Read More on Tidewater News.com » - Harvesting the Vine to Feed People Now
New Endorsement Deal with PGA Tour Pro Mark Hubbard
"Simply being at the right place at the right time is a common determinant of good fortune, but sometimes all it takes to luck out is literally having the right name. Mark Hubbard, 42nd in the FedEx Cup rankings headed into the Northern Trust at TPC Boston this week, can thank his lucky stars that he happens to share a surname with a Virginia based peanut company. " Read More on Forbes.com » - PGA Tour Pro Mark Hubbard Owes His Last Name For New Endorsement Deal
