Has anyone tried "Lawry's Perfect Blend Seasoned Rub For Pork"? ??? I saw it in BJ's yesterday. It was $8.59 for 27 oz. Looked interesting with all the spices in it including orange peel. They had pork Boston butts for $1.20 a pound. Two to a package...averaging about 7.5 to 8 pounds each.
Ray
WOW....111 viewings and no response pro or con.
Then again 111 viewings and no response could also be construed as a loud response!!! ;D
Maybe I just need to be the first to try it and write a review!!! LOL
Ray
Or it most likely means no one has every heard of it. :) I have a recipe that calls for Lawry's Seasoning Pepper, and it took me a month to find that.
I've never heard of it, or seen it since learning of it. I do go to BJ's but I keep forgetting to look for it while I'm there; just curious about the ingredients.
Yes i have seen it at Costco, Sams and SF. Never used it though.
nepas
Heres you another response. ;D Never seen it or heard of it. ;D
Heard of it - Seen it - Never tried it.
Saw it at Sam's for a short while - not the last time though. The orange sorta steered me away from buying it.
Have used Lawry's Season Salt for quite some time as a little additive to jerky, but never the kind that you have written about. Experimentation sometimes leads to genious.
Jeff
I use Lawry's seasoned salt all the time but cant say I have ever seen the rub you are talking about
FWIW -
The more I learn about spices, herbs and rubs the more I am inclined to use one from a recipe or "roll my own".
That way I know what is in it and there is less likely to be chemicals in it I cannot pronounce...
FLBW,
There you go rolling your own again. On a "Smoker" website, this could be misconstrued ;D
Jeff
I do use Lawrys' for some things and do grind up some rubs, but lately with job stuff I do love some Dizzy Pig. I buy the 2 pound bags.
https://dizzypigbbq.com/HTMLrubs/dizzydust.html (https://dizzypigbbq.com/HTMLrubs/dizzydust.html)
Quote from: Habanero Smoker on September 13, 2009, 02:44:27 AM
Or it most likely means no one has every heard of it. :) I have a recipe that calls for Lawry's Seasoning Pepper, and it took me a month to find that.
I've never heard of it, or seen it since learning of it. I do go to BJ's but I keep forgetting to look for it while I'm there; just curious about the ingredients.
Habanero Smoker, McCormick makes a very good seasoned salt.
Quote from: classicrockgriller on September 14, 2009, 08:00:45 PM
Quote from: Habanero Smoker on September 13, 2009, 02:44:27 AM
Or it most likely means no one has every heard of it. :) I have a recipe that calls for Lawry's Seasoning Pepper, and it took me a month to find that.
I've never heard of it, or seen it since learning of it. I do go to BJ's but I keep forgetting to look for it while I'm there; just curious about the ingredients.
Habanero Smoker, McCormick makes a very good seasoned salt.
I prefer Lawry's over McCormick seasoning salt, probably because my mother use to use it for so many dishes. It's the Lawry's Seasoning Pepper that I was having trouble finding, I was making sliders and the recipe called for that brand of seasoning pepper. I eventually found it.
ok.....sorry for my reply
Used it on thick boneless chops, a little olive oil,season with rub both sides, fridge 4 hrs...grill or oven....Tender and juicy
Quote from: OU812 on September 14, 2009, 01:24:39 PM
I use Lawry's seasoned salt all the time but cant say I have ever seen the rub you are talking about
same here