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Tom ThomasUser is Offline
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22 Feb 2010 10:16 PM  

Ya know, sitting here finishing my Coors (bottled of course), I got to thinking.....if my 'spice cabinet' was caught ablaze or taken over by terrorists, what would I save?

Garlic salt?....Coarse pepper?....Johnny's?....paprika?....maybe the 'bottles' like Liquid Smoke or Tabasco?

I don't realy know.  I'll tell you right now that I love bacon seasoning salt,  but I think I found my 'new love':

 

Tony Chachere's Original Creole Seasoning!  Man, you can put this stuff on anything!!!

So 'What say you?  AArrrghhh!'  (sorry, I thought this was 'Talk like a pirate Tuesday' already)



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22 Feb 2010 10:21 PM  

Man...drinkin beer, sitting at the computer thinking about spice cabinets catching fire....you must be buzzed pretty good.

 

BTW..garlic salt rules!



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22 Feb 2010 10:36 PM  
Emeril's Southwest Seasoning, Mexican Garlic Salt, Grill Mates Mesquite Seasoning and lots of Cumin, ground - not stirred :-)


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22 Feb 2010 11:09 PM  
Tony's isn't a bad call!


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23 Feb 2010 07:19 AM  
my jar of whole black pepper corns and the grinder for them. Can't live without black pepper.


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23 Feb 2010 09:48 AM  
For me it is plain Chili Powder. I like it on eggs, potatoes, burgers, just about anything. Cumin is a good one as well in moderation.


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23 Feb 2010 08:24 PM  

 Herbes de Provence.  Fantastic on any grilled meats, grilled/roasted veggies, potatoes etc.



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23 Feb 2010 09:21 PM  

I like Old Spice with my ice cream.


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24 Feb 2010 12:38 AM  

Yea GS, fresh ground pepper, chili, those are all staples. I don't take advantage of cumin like I should. And there's a few I've never heard of. But Old Spice.....well, who CAN'T live without Old Spice!

 

Crap! i missed "Talk like a pirate Tuesday"!   AARRRGGGH! (sorry, had to throw that in)

 

And BB, naw I wasn't buzzed, cuz wen eyem buzze d i ken tipe reel gud an evereytig i sai is kewl!



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23 Dec 2010 10:03 AM  

FLASH UPDATE: (since this really isn't a "news" flash)

 

If you get to Albertsons, the only place I've found it, pick up any of the Spade L Seasonings.

I don't usually use "canned spices", usually enjoy mixing my own; but these are excellent quality additions that deserve a shot.

 

Tom.



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