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adanderson
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Posted 4:05 pm, 05/11/2013
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Weber has a spice selection that is great. I have only found it at Wal-Mart. Depending on what you are grilling, they have Beer Chicken, Kickin' Chicken, Gourment (sp?) Hamberger, Herb & Garlic seasonings just to mention a few. The last time I purchased these, they were like $2.36 for a six ounce bottle.
Grilled seasoning is just that, what you perfer. BUT, now that I have said that, it seems I may have seen "Grilled Seasoning" in a bottle with a red label.
A
PS: I always add Worcestrshire when I marinate any of my meats.
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proudmama4
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Posted 6:56 pm, 03/13/2013
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The Montreal Steak seasoning is the best, IMO.
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Candystripe
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Posted 6:02 pm, 03/13/2013
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Why all the salt in the mixes?
There are other spices to use such as Mrs. Dash without salt. Not so expensive.
I agree you can make your own mix but for people with high blood pressure or edema the salt is not a good thing.
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1PUTT
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Posted 5:04 pm, 03/13/2013
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Look in the spice section. It's there and it's good.
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Elmo Cleghorn
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Posted 4:39 pm, 03/13/2013
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grill seasonings are those sprinkles people put on food for outside cooking. i prefer montreal steak myself. it's peppery. you buy them in the spice aisle
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Like2Laugh
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Posted 4:22 pm, 03/13/2013
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I am looking at a new recipe and is says one of the ingredients is "grill seasoning." Could anyone elaborate on what the heck it is/means?
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