Named after a famous
steak house in
LA, Lawry's salt is sold in spice racks around the country as a general seasoning. Highly recommended for those who've not yet experienced its
magic: a pinch of Lawry's can add just the right flavor to almost anything. It excels, of course, with beef--marinade even your cheapest steak overnight with beer and Lawry's, please!--but is also good for eggs, and I've just used it to liven up some week-old
Hamburger Helper, ooh boy.
According to the red-and-white spice canister, the mixture contains the following.
SALT, SUGAR, SPICES INCLUDING PAPRIKA AND TURMERIC, ONION, CORNSTARCH, GARLIC, TRICALCIUM PHOSPHATE (PREVENTS CAKING), PAPRIKA OLEORESIN (FOR COLOR) AND NATURAL FLAVOR.
A wonderful concoction, usable wherever you use salt. Further label-suggested uses:
- Shake on beef, pork, and poultry before and after cooking.
- Add to french fries, baked or mashed potatoes.
- Perk up popcorn, any style eggs, rice and pasta dishes.
- Sprinkle on salads, vegetables, soups and sauces.
I can vouch for first three. Never tried the last one. It's too...
meaty a spice, IMO.
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