California Rancher Monterey Seafood & Fish Seasoning
California Rancher Monterey Seafood & Fish Seasoning
An even balance of kosher salt, mild red pepper, herbs with a hint of citrus wakes up your seafood whether grilled, roasted, seared, boiled, or baked. Throw out your Old Bay seasoning. Dill and thyme blend with a little pepper to enhance but not overwhelm quality seafood, chicken, vegetables, and pork. Drizzle your
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An even balance of kosher salt, mild red pepper, herbs with a hint of citrus wakes up your seafood whether grilled, roasted, seared, boiled, or baked. Throw out your Old Bay seasoning. Dill and thyme blend with a little pepper to enhance but not overwhelm quality seafood, chicken, vegetables, and pork. Drizzle your fish with olive oil and sprinkle with Monterey Seafood Seasoning before cooking for a savory, delicious treat.
California Rancher Monterey Seafood Seasoning - 6 oz total
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The perfect all-purpose steak, tri-tip, BBQ and home kitchen seasoning. Throw away your salt and pepper and use Santa Maria-style seasoning instead. This stepped-up, authentic Central Coast-style blend is our go-anywhere, season-anything favorite. Wake up your grilling and roasting by sprinkling liberally over tri-tip, roasts, steaks, chicken, fish, and vegetables. It has a beautiful coarse texture with a secret, aromatic blend of herbs and spices.
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