Rick's Steak Seasoning II

"This one has a history. My DW, Sue, and I used to eat at Outback Steakhouse quite a bit. We liked their Outback Special and I attempted to get the spice mix recipe, but was unsuccessful. I made an stab at reproducing the taste and came fairly close. Then tragedy struck; I had a hard drive failure and somehow the steak seasoning recipe escaped the backups. Instead of trying to reproduce it I was determined to make it better without using seasoned salt that was in the original. This is the result. Please use it for your own enjoyment, but if you have a commercial interest in mind, please contact me first."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
1 Variable
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix all ingredients together and pour into a shaker. Use to season steaks.
  • for grilling or broiling.

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Reviews

  1. Holy cow this is hot! If you're a wimp like me, start with less cayenne. My lips are still burning. I think this would make a great wing coating.
     
  2. We loved it although it might be spicy for kids- our 12 year old had to eat it with ketchup! Thought it had good flavor.
     
  3. This is now the only way I grill my steak! The only slight adjustment I make is that I use fresh garlic and chopped sweet onion... I also only use one tablespoon of cayenne pepper (because I'm usually grilling for my wife too and I like more spice than her). Best rub out there!! The review by Chris is way off.... Everyone that has had it has asked me for the recipe. Thanks Rick!
     
  4. Just not good. All about heat and not about flavor. Did not add any flavor to my steak to make it enjoyable.
     
  5. I think my life changed when I made this the first time, I don't even want to remember what steak was like before this seasoning. That said, I made a small substitution. The first time I made it, I used garlic salt instead of powder, and left out the onion powder. Since then I have gotten those ingredients. My parents and in-laws tried steaks with this seasoning, and refuse to eat anything else! Thank's Rick, you are a king among men.
     
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  1. I think my life changed when I made this the first time, I don't even want to remember what steak was like before this seasoning. That said, I made a small substitution. The first time I made it, I used garlic salt instead of powder, and left out the onion powder. Since then I have gotten those ingredients. My parents and in-laws tried steaks with this seasoning, and refuse to eat anything else! Thank's Rick, you are a king among men.
     

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<p>I started cooking when I was about 12 years old. I was a fan of Graham Kerr's Galloping Gourmet and my mother helped me buy the ingredients and cook Steak Diane after I saw it on his show. <br /> <br />I can't cook for the family every night, but I try try to have one or two nights a week when I can fix them a home meal. Sunday is the day when my wife, 3 kids, 1 daughter-in-law, and 2 grand daughters get together to have a big dinner. <br /> <br />My picture is me holding my babies. Being a grandfather is really great. They call me Papa by the way.</p>
 
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