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A Guide to Lunds and Byerly's Seasoning Blends
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VARIETY |
CHARACTERISTICS/ FLAVOR |
USES |
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Dry-Aged Beef Seasoning |
Herbs, onion, and pepper create a base to enhance the flavor of any cut of beef. A hint of lavender makes for a clean, pure beef taste. |
All cuts of beef. Also great on vegetables. |
Northern Lights Seasoning |
A combination of herbs, wild berries, flavorful spices, such as onion, garlic, and pepper, and smokiness combine to create a delicious flavor. |
Fish (especially salmon), ribs, pork, and chicken. |
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Trail Dust Seasoning |
Southwestern flavor featuring robust onion and garlic, smoky chipotle, earthy ancho, and a variety of spices. A touch of cilantro is added for authentic Southwestern flavor. |
Beef, pork, chicken, Potatoes, and vegetables. Add to sour cream for a dip mix. |
Island Breeze Seasoning |
A sweet and spicy seasoning with flavors of the Caribbean. A dozen different spices create a seasoning with “layers of flavor,” so the taste changes in your mouth. |
Shrimp, chicken, pork, and beef. |
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Wild Rice Seasoning |
A complex mixture of spices and mushrooms create an earthy seasoning that complements any wild rice dish. |
Wild rice dishes and soups. Vegetables and beef. |
Chimichurri Seasoning |
A modern replication of a classic Argentine beef seasoning. This citrusy seasoning can be shaken on meat directly from the bottle, or follow bottle directions to rehydrate seasoning for authentic Chimichurri flavor. |
Beef. Also ideal for grilled corn on the cob. |
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Cajun Seasoning |
Flavorful, savory, spicy, and robust. Only one thing is missing: the salt. This seasoning adds great flavor to a variety of foods without the need for salt. |
Beef, chicken, pork, shrimp, and vegetables. |
Adobo Seasoning |
This Mexican seasoning has a vibrant flavor, with garlic, oregano, jalapeno, and other spices. Ideal for a variety of Mexican recipes, but also perfect as a stand-alone spice for many meats and vegetables. |
Beef, pork, chicken, chili, and beans. | SOURCE: Lunds and Byerly's Culinary Experts - Real Food Magazine - Winter 2010
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