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Dale's Seasoning

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Anyone ever used this stuff? It is awesome! I am not a big beef eater, but marinate steaks and hamburger patties in this stuff and you are good to go.

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jessifunn avatar
superJfunn
#2
Anyone ever used this stuff? It is awesome! I am not a big beef eater, but marinate steaks and hamburger patties in this stuff and you are good to go.

do dales, zesty italian and bold and spicy A1
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brainAuthor
#3
do dales, zesty italian and bold and spicy A1

Whoa! All together? Talk about your sodium intake.
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#4
Whoa! All together? Talk about your sodium intake.
Hehe..Adding the other stuff would dilute the Dales and actually lower the sodium per serving overall I would imagine. Glad you found something you really enjoy.
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#5
If I'm not mistaken, Dale's has a new lower sodium variety.
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Beach Fanatic
#6
Anyone ever used this stuff? It is awesome! I am not a big beef eater, but marinate steaks and hamburger patties in this stuff and you are good to go.


Absolutely love it on pork or chicken. We just enjoyed a fresh/home butchered pork tenderloin marinated in Dale's and pineapple juice and it was fabulous. But,--we have a friend that always over-marinates thin cut beef steaks with it and now I cannot stand it on beef. He thinks it's wondeful. Motto: everything in moderation.
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Beach Fanatic
#7
Oddly, we don't typically put Dales on beef but I adore grilled pork chops basted with Dale's. :drool:

Also, when sauteeing mushrooms, two pats butter and a tablespoon of Dale's to a pound of mushrooms is divine. :cool:
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Beach Fanatic
#8
Dale's is a bit too salty for me. For this type of marinade, I prefer Moore's.
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Beach Fanatic
#9
Dale's adds a lot to a steak and chcken. Good to marinate thighs in before grilling. It is salty, but we like the flavors. I will have to try it on pork.
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brainAuthor
#10
If I'm not mistaken, Dale's has a new lower sodium variety.

You are correct!
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Beach Fanatic
#11
To me, Dales has always tasted like burnt salt. :idontno:
Scooter avatar
Beach Fanatic
#12
I agree with the burnt salt taste. Don't like Dale's at all! Emeril's lemon pepper gahlic is the best if you can find it. Add a little lea & perrin's.
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SoWal Insider
#13
Dale's is a bit too salty for me. For this type of marinade, I prefer Moore's.

Yes we switched to Moore's for this reason as well. Also on Steaks we use a Teriaki marinade. A new addition to our steak grilling. It is yummy!!!
Miss Critter avatar
Beach Fanatic
#14
Soy Vay's Island Teriyaki marinade is fabuloso on salmon!! Not sure where it's sold over there.
Beach Fanatic
#15
Absolutely love it on pork or chicken. We just enjoyed a fresh/home butchered pork tenderloin marinated in Dale's and pineapple juice and it was fabulous. But,--we have a friend that always over-marinates thin cut beef steaks with it and now I cannot stand it on beef. He thinks it's wondeful. Motto: everything in moderation.


YUM! I think we will be trying that this week!
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SoWal Expert
#16
If you start with good steaks, you don't need Dale's. My mom used to soak steaks in Dale's, but our grocery store never had Prime Grade steaks, either. Personally, I prefer to do without it.
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Beach Fanatic
#17
I used to put Dale's on rib-eyes and italian dressing on t-bones. I also used to funnel bottles of Brass Monkey.

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