To answer your unspoken question: my wife is allergic to garlic and onion and related foods (yes, she’s not happy about it either). So I can’t use them for a rub. Salt and pepper are both fine, thank God. Anything else I should consider?
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Salt and pepper are a good start- add a dash of nutmeg and a little sumac.
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It’s a middle eastern thing, so do check the plant family, mustn’t poison Mrs Lane! Sumac gives a nice bright note to a dish.
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I would suggest some turmeric, but it’s close enough to pepper that it’d get lost… and people do complain about the distinct color.
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Mew
You might try Rosemary or Thyme. Maybe baste it with some soy sauce, rosemary, salt and pepper?
Rosemary seems a good idea to me. You might want to add some sage as well.
I second Towering Barbarian’s suggestion of rosemary & sage, but mainly I wanted to wish you all and all of your families a Merry Christmas.
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Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all of you, as well.
Merry Christmas everyone.
Honey, thyme, rosemary, and a smidge of cayenne.
That’s a hell of a challenge. Fortunately a good cut of beef doesn’t need that much help.
Go easy on salt with a rib roast lest you dry it out. Black and white peppercorns, ground in a coffee grinder. Good Hungarian paprika. Butter the cut ends. You know the rest.