What is your "go to" spice?

spice singular? or spice rub?

I like this basic rub...

All-Purpose Dry Rub
1/4 cup paprika
4 teaspoons table salt
4 teaspoons ground black pepper
4 teaspoons granulated sugar
2 teaspoons chili powder 2 teaspoons granulated garlic powder
2 teaspoons onion powder
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon dried oregano

 

https://greekseasoning.com/

 

Flavor God hands down!

This one is awesome.


I make my own hot sauce as well with thier spices.

 

Most vegetables and meats all get salt, pepper, onion and garlic powders, and Slap Ya Mama Cajun seasoning.

 

That hot sauce looks good.

Would try.

 

I think it's pretty good but everyone has thier own tastes. I char/smoke all the peppers for about 10min before blending and cooking for an hour on the stove.

 

OH MY GOD PUT IT IN MY MOUTH

 

Special Shit first, then some of the other shit offerings from Big C*ck Ranch

Bought it first for the name, was surprised 3 years later how often I use this

 

Old Bay.....

 

Tony Chachere's

 

Goya Adobo or Flavor God Everything Seasoning

 

Salt and pepper. KISS

 

Anyone near the Cincinnati area needs to hit the spice and hot sauce aisles at "Jungle Jim's" grocery. it's spice/hot sauce HEAVEN!

 

Honey and Soy as a base. Then add in pepper, cayenne, etc. to your tastes. Just honey and soy alone is delicious.

 

I will try the honey and soy sauce today. Thanks

 

Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa people may be familiar with this one from my home town La Crosse WI.

This is my favorite of Pleasoning's broad selection. Even though it specifically formulated for pork I use it on salmon, beef, and of course anything pork, even chicken.

They also have a delicious Bloody Mary spice blend. I buy Pork and Bloody Mary by the 4 lb container.

https://www.pleasoning.com/product/013-pork

 

This is the bomb! I even use it on my scrambled eggs.

 

+1 on Lawry's Garlic Salt, I've tried others but never found anything better.