Call your friends and fire up that grill! This week I have unlocked the secret to one of my favorite blends of spices. I use this Montreal Steak seasoning on burgers, steaks, I even use it on french fries for a little extra flavor. Once you try this seasoning, you will see why it has become a staple in my kitchen.
Ingredients:
4 tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon black pepper
1 tablespoon dehydrated onion
1/2 tablespoon dehydrated garlic
1/2 tablespoon crushed red pepper
1/2 tablespoon dried thyme
1/2 tablespoon dried rosemary
1/2 tablespoon dried fennel
Directions:
Mix together and store in a shaker.
Shake or rub 1 tablespoon seasoning onto steaks, pork chops or hamburgers before grilling.
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Sounds great, I’ve yet to try it though!
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Sounds good, but when I can definitely taste a little coriander in the real Montreal Steak Seasoning. Other than that, everything looks good!
Sounds good, but I can definitely taste a little coriander in the real Montreal Steak Seasoning. Other than that, everything looks good!
I’m not all that fond of the Montreal Seasoning on steaks however, it makes a fresh tuna steak an awesome thing!! Either on the grill or in the oven.
excellent…try it on kabobs especially those with pineapple and/or bell peppers
How crazy that I found a recipe that called for McCormick Montreal Steak seasoning and now I find a recipe to make the seasoning. Thanks for the info.
This was so easy. I love making seasonings. Plus, if you buy cute envelopes you can make these as a gift or stocking stuffer.
sounds really good. I am always tring somthing new. I’ll be back to visit a lot.
Yum! This stuff is great on eggs, too – great to mix in with the eggs before scrambling.
Yep, definitely missing the coriander, but a really close replica. While I like this on steaks, it takes grilled pork to a whole new level of scrumptousness!
Fantastic! I made jars and jars of this for wedding favors last fall. Folks are now running out and begging for more!
I love this recipe because I can control the amount of salt I use.
Because of blood pressure issues.
Never thought of using paprika, but will give it a try the next time I make the Montreal seasoning.
I have some hot Hungarian paprika that would give it a real kick.
some of the tastiest potatoes i’ve ever had were just big russet or yukon potatoes sliced down the middle, spread butter along both sides….then sprinkle the mix into the center….grill….omg…the flavor is amazing…personally i dont use anything other than salt/pepper on a steak…if ure using other spices or sauces you don’t have a good steak.
Definitely missing in this recipe besides the coriander and
paprika is, the crushed caraway seed that is very obvious
to see in the original seasoning and gives it that distinct
flavor and taste. i use coarse ground black pepper an coarse kosher salt.