cruzmisl Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 Hi All, I have seen this on shelves of my butcher shop and in specialty stores and finally decided to try it. I marinated some pork loin in it for a few hours. I have to admit its pretty darn tasty. Anyone else have any experience with it? Joe
ThreeDJ16 Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 Re: Anyone ever use Dales seasoning? Hi All, I have seen this on shelves of my butcher shop and in specialty stores and finally decided to try it. I marinated some pork loin in it for a few hours. I have to admit its pretty darn tasty. Anyone else have any experience with it? Joe Been using it for years on steaks and enjoy it. Though anyone watching sodium needs to stay clear of this one as it is loaded (shake well as all the goodie is settled in the bottom)! Usually I only marinade steaks for an hour; two max as they get too salty after that. I have also tried it on pork chops, but usually just brush it on right before cooking. Another old standby marinade for steak or chops is Italian dressing. -=Jasen=-
PaulR Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 Granted we have a limited amount of BBQ seasonings on the supermarket shelves but isn't it "better" to make your own (get a recipe and adjust as necessary to your own taste? PS No Dale seasoning in Sydney PPS Joe did you get my PM's?
Farmer John Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 Dales injection I have used it for years. I even inject it in to Turkey, Chicken, and Roast. Put some in a pan, add a stick of butter, some extra garlic and onion powder. Simmer, cool, and inject!
ThreeDJ16 Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 Granted we have a limited amount of BBQ seasonings on the supermarket shelves but isn't it "better" to make your own (get a recipe and adjust as necessary to your own taste? PS No Dale seasoning in Sydney PPS Joe did you get my PM's? I forgot one more store bought marinade I like. Mojo (which is not a brand, rather the name for a type of Cuban marinade), can be found in most grocery stores, especially once with an ethnic section. Buy a quality name brand and probably not the store brand (Publix grocery stores sell one under their name that is just weak). But you can also google search and find plenty of good recipes for it too. Just for info Paul, you are disappointing me as a brother in the lazy man's guild. I am all for making my own stuff - season, rubs, marinades. But if I can find one I am perfectly happy with from the store - wooohhooo - more beer drinking, chilling time for me - win, win!! Also, if you have never tried good ole Italian dressing (crush in some extra pepper corns), give it a whirl as you cannot go wrong with it. Just do not marinade too long (anything vinegar based will tend to ~cook~ the meat due to the acids). Forgot to add that Mojo is killer on pork!!! Sprinkle on thin chops and marinade on thick chops or loin - tasty! -=Jasen=-
cruzmisl Posted January 25, 2007 Author Report Posted January 25, 2007 Paul I did get your PM's but apparently she isn't going now. She was supposed to tranfer with her job but they are sending her somewhere else. Thanks a ton anyway !!! Joe
PaulR Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 I should have been more specific (too lazy to type it) Find a nice rub,seasoning,marinade and get your sous chef to make it (i.e. the lovely wife!). Is my standing in the society of the lazy brethren restored?
ThreeDJ16 Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 I should have been more specific (too lazy to type it) Find a nice rub,seasoning,marinade and get your sous chef to make it (i.e. the lovely wife!). Is my standing in the society of the lazy brethren restored? Hehehe, Ok then, I can give you credit for that one! Sadly, my wife can hardly boil water, so I haven't that luxury. Though I think it is a facade she has been putting on for close to 20 years now since she knows I love to cook. -=Jasen=-
Firemonkey Posted January 25, 2007 Report Posted January 25, 2007 Hehehe' date=' Ok then, I can give you credit for that one! Sadly, my wife can hardly boil water, so I haven't that luxury. Though I think it is a facade she has been putting on for close to 20 years now since she knows I love to cook. [/quote'] Either our wives are sisters, or they attended the same training session!
ThreeDJ16 Posted January 26, 2007 Report Posted January 26, 2007 Hehehe' date=' Ok then, I can give you credit for that one! Sadly, my wife can hardly boil water, so I haven't that luxury. Though I think it is a facade she has been putting on for close to 20 years now since she knows I love to cook. [/quote'] Either our wives are sisters, or they attended the same training session! Trust me brother, you don't want nothing to do with my wife's sister - hahahahahaha! Let's just say rabbit in the stew pot! They must have attended the same training - hehe! -=Jasen=-
Firemonkey Posted January 26, 2007 Report Posted January 26, 2007 Dude, you are scaring me...My wife has sisters like that, too! And one of them lives in your area!
ThreeDJ16 Posted January 26, 2007 Report Posted January 26, 2007 Dude' date=' you are scaring me...My wife has sisters like that, too! And one of them lives in your area![/quote'] Thank god my wife's sister lives somewhere in Texas; I do not know for sure where either - hehe. We divorced her. -=Jasen=-
Firemonkey Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 If you miss her, I can loan you a crazy one in Hepzabah (I willlet you locals correct that spelling!)
ThreeDJ16 Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 If you miss her' date=' I can loan you a crazy one in Hepzabah (I willlet you locals correct that spelling!)[/quote'] I am very familiar with that town. No need to tell me more - hehe. But when you come visit her, ditch her and meet me at Sconyer's BBQ? -=Jasen=-
Firemonkey Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 I would rather meet you at the Q joint, and not tell her I am in town
PaulR Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 Umm, my wife is a great cook (is that a bad thing?) and my sister-in-law is "normal" (well as far as in-laws go). Deej, what's the go with Hephzibah ("hehe"?; can't quote yet (too lazy to find out how; can't be too hard but....)?
Firemonkey Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 my wife is a great cook (is that a bad thing?) and my sister-in-law is "normal" Not only does water swirl the other direction down the drain, but everything is backwards on the bottom of the Earth!
ThreeDJ16 Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 Umm, my wife is a great cook (is that a bad thing?) and my sister-in-law is "normal" (well as far as in-laws go). Deej, what's the go with Hephzibah ("hehe"?; can't quote yet (too lazy to find out how; can't be too hard but....)? Redneckville - hehe. Let's just say Curly would fit right in with the old junk truck in the front yard - hahahahaha! -=Jasen=-
PaulR Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 Not only does water swirl the other direction down the drain, but everything is backwards on the bottom of the Earth! I guess you're not familiar with this site? http://flourish.org/upsidedownmap/
PaulR Posted January 27, 2007 Report Posted January 27, 2007 Redneckville - hehe. Let's just say Curly would fit right in with the old junk truck in the front yard - hahahahaha! -=Jasen=- Yeeha? I've only been up North (NY) and on the West Coast in my travels to the states. Next one is maybe Hawaii or Alaska... Haven't been to any of the Southern States yet....
