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How do you season your meat?

Steak spice from wooloies, both sides= YUMO

Hi mate,

Depends on the quality of the steak... Sounds great for a woolies or coles steak....

However Its blasphemy to put anything other then ground rock salt and pepper on a quality cut of steak....

I personally know a prominent meat wholesaler...

For xmas I picked up a 4.2 kg scotch fillet cut from one of the more respected abbattoirs... Had an MSA rating of 3.... Grill after 5 days....

I aged it in the bag for an extra 3 weeks so it was aged about 23 days by the time we ate it for xmas....

Believe me when I say that it definetily did not need any other seasoning other then pepper or salt....

Most important thing with a quality steak is how you cook it....

Very hot only turning the meat once is a good start...

The other winner is to cook on a webber on heat beads... Gives the meat an unbelievable smokey flavour...

Cheers...
 
The whole turning once theory is great for low quality steaks/meat, but if you had as good of a cut as you say, you can pretty much turn it as much as you like.

I just cook my meat without seasoning, but when its done I cover it louisiana hot sauce chili flavour (the purple one, 3rd from the left). It's the greatest tasting sauce on the planet for red meat. Its pretty much a mix of HP sauce and tobasco.

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Just picked up some 'Tuscan Marinade' from woolies. Banged it on my chicken and threw it in the oven. Came out absolutely delish! Not a large amount of carbs or sugar either. I think I've found a regular in my shopping list.
 
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