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  • Tantonka Dust Review #1 Chops on the Weber

    Alright... here we go.
    First off I got my wife involved in this project because I value her opinions and she's one hell of a cook ( It's what she does for a living).

    Opened the pouch.. smell of oregano and ??
    Very fine powder taste of herbs with a little bite.. nice

    I did five chops 2 with lemon rosemary and oregano. 1 with lemon and Tatoka Dust and 2 with just Tatonka Dust.

    Used the 20 miniute before grilling recommendation.

    My wife made some stuffed mushrooms as a side and I put some of the dust on top of a couple of the before they cooked.

    My wife was a bit skeptical at first, think it was the color. After a couple of bites it was all good.
    The flavors just rocked on the lamb..Perfect compliment.

    The 2 with nothing but the dust had the best flavor.

    Don't know what you all did but don't change a thing.

    Some pics.


    Looking forward to adding this to our pantry.
    Last edited by 1Cavman; 04-27-2012, 02:18 AM.


  • #2
    Great looking chops... that dust is goooooood!!
    Brian

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    • #3
      Looks great! Glad you liked it!!

      but.... there is no oregano in there
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      • #4
        Great testing---Great Stuff, that dust!!!!

        I'll take a plate just like yours please!!

        Bear
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        • #5
          Originally posted by TATONKA3A2 View Post
          Looks great! Glad you liked it!!

          but.... there is no oregano in there
          I don't care what's in it we like it. It's so damn familiar.

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          • #6
            Nicely done........I really like any type lamb......growing up my older bro and younger sister hated it......old mum usually cooked something else for them when the rest of us were enjoying the lamb....

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ALX View Post
              Nicely done........I really like any type lamb......growing up my older bro and younger sister hated it......old mum usually cooked something else for them when the rest of us were enjoying the lamb....
              Thanks..
              Grandfather fixed alot of lamb. Taught me a few Greek Recipes.
              Those chops came off a 12.4# leg. Managed to get 4# ground, 5.5# leg roast and approx 2# of chops.

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              • #8
                Very nice.
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