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[rr762mmfmj]

This is a game rub and cooking technique I have been using this year. I credit it to a big game hunter/Doctor/professional chef buddy of mine. I have modified it slightly from it's original, just for simplicity. So far I have used this method on Venison and Duck breast but I think it would go well on other game also. Enjoy Steak rub/Game rub 2.5 T McCormick’s Montreal Steak Seasoning 2 T Southseas Tri-Tip Seasoning½ T ground black pepper2 t garlic salt2 t salt1 t dried cilantro1 t ground cumin1 t ground coriander 1 t ground mustard1 t ground oregano1 t ancho chile pepper½ t ground cayenne pepper½ t ground sage½ t dried parsley½ t dried tarragonsauté ½ Cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil4 or 5 minced cloves of Garlic1 cup minced Shallots5 chopped jalapeñosFlour for dredgingGrill meat to sear it with the hash marks and cook it to half done. Set meat aside. In a skillet, add extra virgin olive oil, garlic, shallots and jalapeños, sauté for a few minuets. dredge the grilled meat in flour, then sauté in the garlic, shallots and jalapeño mixture until desired, don't over cook.You can enjoy whole, or slice the meat into 1/4" thick pieces and use as an appetizer.

[ShooterJohn]

You lost me at cilantro.

[ShooterJohn]

You lost me at cilantro and coriander they're the same. The rest sounds good.

[rr762mmfmj]

You lost me at cilantro and coriander they're the same. The rest sounds good.

[ShooterJohn]

Same plant different parts. Trust me I'd hate them both.

[mac]

[xyourlocaldjx]

You lost me at cilantro and coriander they're the same. The rest sounds good.

cilantro = the plant coriander = the seed

[PredatorMaster]

Sounds good.

[ShooterJohn]

cilantro = the plant coriander = the seed

Your dictionary must be different than this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriander :harhar1[1]:Seriously just do a Google search for coriander. I do know that coriander seed is used in many things.

[Buckaroobarnone]

I'm with John on this one. I'll try the rest of it just without those two ingredients. I don't even like driving through a field where there growing the stuff.

[xyourlocaldjx]

Your dictionary must be different than this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriander :harhar1[1]:Seriously just do a Google search for coriander. I do know that coriander seed is used in many things.

you know what... you're right... Brain fart... I graduated from culinary school and worked in a 5 star restaurant for awhile and i dont remember anything...wait was the question? ahhaha

[BullsEye]

You learn something new every day. I had no idea corriander and cilantro where from the same plant. I like them both.

[ShooterJohn]

to both of them.

[Big Ty]

I will definitely be trying that one. Thanks!