Hey Dave,

Another great source for spice blends is Grill Thrill Seasonings.
Take a peek and see if it fits your style.

http://www.grillthrill.com


--
Kenneth Palmer
Managing Partner
Grill Thrill Seasonings, L.L.C.
Tel - 850-774-7254
Fax - 850-236-5403
USA
http://www.grillthrill.com
"WebKatz" wrote in message
...

"butch burton" wrote in message
om...
Sent them-Outdoor Cooking Store- a message suggesting carrying wood
burning smokers-none are on their web site - know that area and there
are some people with money around there. As far as rubs go-suggest you
experiment with making your own rubs-really simple-way too much salt
and sugar in most rubs. Just ordered more paprika and ground chile
powder from Pendery's www.penderys.com Great prices and they have
more and different formats of chile's that I have ever seen anywhere.
They have a really great section in their free catalog titled, "The
Intoxicating CAPSICUMS" which tells the story of those great little
peppers.

Don't they have the Life Thyme (sp?) ones? Or do those just burn lump?

I took home their house brand rub and the bone sucking rub just go give
them
a try, but you are right, you can replicate/outdo a lot of them yourself.
I
buy from www.penzeys.com for most of my cooking spices, and their are at
least dozen either straight spices or blends that would make great rubs by
adding little of this an' that. Pendery's looks like they carry more
peppers. I'll have to give them a try.

Dave

"GTE" wrote in message
...
Hey Dave,

Another great source for spice blends is Grill Thrill Seasonings.
Take a peek and see if it fits your style.

http://www.grillthrill.com


--
Kenneth Palmer
Managing Partner
Grill Thrill Seasonings, L.L.C.
Tel - 850-774-7254
Fax - 850-236-5403
USA
Kevin....this is a job for you.
Jack

"GTE" wrote in message
...
Hey Dave,

Another great source for spice blends is Grill Thrill Seasonings.
Take a peek and see if it fits your style.

http://www.grillthrill.com


--
Kenneth Palmer
Managing Partner
Grill Thrill Seasonings, L.L.C.
Tel - 850-774-7254
Fax - 850-236-5403
USA

I did check out your web site and looked at one recipe: Sun Ra Pork. The
directions specify adding at least 3 ingredients not mentioned in the
ingredient list (Grill Thrill seasoning, lemon zest and red pepper) that I
found on a quick reading. You need to put more attention into the web site.

On Tue, 7 Oct 2003 08:26:02 -0500, "Jack Sloan"
wrote:


"GTE" wrote in message
...
Hey Dave,

Another great source for spice blends is Grill Thrill Seasonings.
Take a peek and see if it fits your style.

http://www.grillthrill.com

--
Kenneth Palmer

Kevin....this is a job for you.

Maybe, but I get confused these days. Is this the guy who threatened
some sort of vague legal action if we didn't stop interferring with
his business?

googlegooglegoogle

Nope, that's not Kenneth. This is:

"Maybe we can get together and sit down and trade resumes. Maybe you
have been a chef for tren years, I don't know. But I have. If you
listen up, you might learn something from me and my associates."

So far, all I've learned is the URL to his web site. Maybe I missed
all of the posts in which he shared the many lessons learned over
those ten years of chefifying.

Then there's this to consider:

"I am not here to sell, just make cooking
friends. I guess you aren't one of them until you decide to come out
and start talking about food."

Kenneth, I'll be your cooking friend. And only a very good cooking
friend would tell you what I'm about to tell you.

ALL YOU EVER HAD TO DO TO ADVERTISE YOUR WEB SITE WAS PARTICIPATE IN
NEWSGROUPS BY POSTING USEFUL, HELPFUL, INTERESTING INFORMATION. AT
LEAST SOME OF US WOULD'VE CLICKED ON THE LINK IN YOUR .SIG.


--
Kevin S. Wilson
Tech Writer at a University Somewhere in Idaho
"Anything, when cooked in large enough batches, will be vile."
--Dag Right-square-bracket-gren, in alt.religion.kibology

"GTE" wrote in message
...
Hey Dave,

Another great source for spice blends is Grill Thrill Seasonings.
Take a peek and see if it fits your style.

http://www.grillthrill.com



Many thanks - the Sedona Sunshine looks like a winner.

Dave