My goal this summer is to play with the grill (and my grill toys) a little more.
I used this rub on my first rotisserie 1 1/4 lb pork roast, took about 40 minutes to cook-indirect heat, it was ~very~ good:@)
I used this rub on my first rotisserie 1 1/4 lb pork roast, took about 40 minutes to cook-indirect heat, it was ~very~ good:@)
I've also sprinkled the rub on chicken breasts cooked on the George Foreman Grill, I really enjoyed them too:@)
Update: I just added some to small zucchini from the planter, quick sauteed in olive oil...
Not bad either!
Don't hesitate to give this simple rub a try folks, I think you'll like it.
Ratio = Use as much, or as little, in equal amounts of:
Lemon Pepper Seasoning-your favorite, I love the Walmart Brand
Lawry's Original Seasoned Salt
Garlic powder
Onion Powder
Paprika, either smoked or plain, each has a slightly different taste
~Mix well and rub on, or sprinkle over, meat. Let sit for a bit, grill as desired.
Let's fire up the grill of your choice and have a happy day:@)
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Mmmmm, looks and sounds so good, love the ratio, easy to remember!
ReplyDeleteOooh, now this I MUST try! I have everything except the lemon pepper seasoning. Putting on my grocery list!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so nice and easy! Pinned.
ReplyDeleteSounds yum Lynn, happy grilling!
ReplyDeleteI found this when I looked up your Normandy vegetable recipe. Yum. I liked that it had no sugar. It was not to spicy for me either. Delicious. I will be experimenting and using this in other dishes. Thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds easy and tasty!
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