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Avoiding mis- steaks

by Bill Spohn » Fri Jul 28, 2023 7:36 pm

I make up various rubs for meat as we BBQ at least once a week, and I change from one to the others fairly often for variety.

A couple of weeks ago I ran out of a favourite and I just grabbed a prepared spice mix I had on hand (it cam from Trader Joe's so I expect Jenise was kind enough to get it for me).

It is a Georgian (as in the country in the Caucasus not the US state) and is a mix of crushed chilis, coriander, fenugreek, dried minced garlic, salt and marigold. It works very well indeed as a meat rub. I commend it to your attention as something worth trying (if you haven't already).

So tonight it is Ajika rubbed steak with a bottle of 2015 Michelle Philipon Maranges Vieilles Vignes, a Burgundy that should stand up well.
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Re: Avoiding mis- steaks

by Jenise » Sat Jul 29, 2023 2:28 pm

You're correct that I brought it to you, but only after Christina brought it to all our attention! It's quite delicious. For some reason, I'm partial to it on pork. Great seasoning for a potato salad and myriad other things as well.
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