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Recipes => Poultry => Topic started by: Muttley on August 10, 2013, 04:38:18 PM
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1oz Peach. 1oz-ish of bourbon barrel oak. I dusted them with a Key Lime season salt before they went in 250 for 2 hours. I'm pretty happy with them, perfect compliment to a classic Lager.
They are on their way to a Texas Pete's bath...
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Hmmm ... Key Lime seasoning salt? Got a link for that? ;D
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Hmmm ... Key Lime seasoning salt? Got a link for that? ;D
http://retail.pelicanbayltd.com/Key-Lime-Seasoned-Salt_p_616.html (http://retail.pelicanbayltd.com/Key-Lime-Seasoned-Salt_p_616.html)
I just got this last week when the family returned from vacation. As I am using this more and more, I am learning its, well, really salty. I'd use it as a salt substitute vs using it as a seasoning. It's good in moderation.
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I'm a sucker for key lime ... I'm thinking a similar chicken prep and serving with Cuban black beans and rice. Thanks for the post, Mutt!
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I'm with you, Joe! Key lime is my favorite! Whoever thought of making a seasoning out of it is a genius! I'm definitely ordering some. Bet it would be great on a whole bird, too! Thanks, Muttley!
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Just checked-out the key lime spice....$8.95 bottle with $6.95 shipping....youch! Think I'll see if I can find it locally for now. :o