Meat church seasonings

Grader07

Has anyone here had alot of expierence with these seasonings??? Ive heard they are very good.  What are some good appetizers or main course dishes that youve tried???  I just ordered their lucky 7 package so any input would be great.  Thanks

Big_Green_Craig

Sauces and rubs are all up to individual taste buds. What some like, others may not. I happen to love this line.

Deez Nuts on a smoked chicken is unbelievable. For my ribs, I really like a top layer of Honey Hog and a bottom layer of the Honey Hog Hot. We do a ton of chicken & steak fajitas with the Dia de le Fajita. The new Bacon BBQ is good on anything! Try some ABT's with the Honey Hog or the Bacon rub. 

The Holy Cow is good on anything beef. The Honey Hog, Hot & Deez Nuts are both great on anything pork or chicken. The Season All is great on veggies. 

HoustonEgger

Out of all of them, I use Honey Hog the most by far. I use it on everything from pork to chicken and fish. I've probably gone through at least 5lbs of it - just bought another 1lb bag of it. I've even mixed this in to cream cheese for dips and spreads.

The Holy Cow is great for beef - but use sparingly on smaller cuts. I use it a lot on beef ribs (dino bones) and brisket - but I've over seasoned a few steaks with it in the past. I buy this buy the bag now.

I live the Honey Hog Hot, but the wife and kid do not. Only on my second bottle of this.

Deez Nuts is also a favorite for chicken, it's sweeter then the Honey Hog to me - but has a great flavor profile. Have gone through 3 bottles and just killed the forth bottle.

Bacon & the All Purpose are both similar in the fact that you can use them on anything - still working through both original bottles, but both are great all around seasonings.

The Fajita is a bit salty so use sparingly, but it's got great flavor and adds just the right heat for even the wife to handle. It's the most single purpose rub out of all of them in my opinion.

johnkitchens

I am glad someone posted this. I haven't pulled the trigger yet on the Lucky 7 package, but I am certain I will soon. 

Thanks to the generosity of a member of this forum I received a shaker of Holy Cow. I haven't cooked with it yet, but I tried some on a spoon and WOW. I loved it. If it tastes that good raw I can't wait to try it on steak.  

I appreciate the above comment from @HoustonEgger concerning over seasoning. I sometimes go a little heavy on the seasoning. You know the a little is good so a lot must be great thing. Not necessarily true when it comes to rubs.

If anyone else has anything to add concerning Holy Cow please tell. Me and the OP would appreciate it.  

Ozzie_Isaac

@BigGreenCraig what do you mean by a "top" and "bottom" layer?

Do you season one side of the ribs different than the other side, or do you put on a layer of honey hog hot, then a layer of just honey hog?

Big_Green_Craig

Ozzie_Isaac said:

@BigGreenCraig what do you mean by a "top" and "bottom" layer?

Do you season one side of the ribs different than the other side, or do you put on a layer of honey hog hot, then a layer of just honey hog?

The top is referring to the meat side, bottom referring to the bone side. Honey hog on the meat side and the hot on the bone side. 

Ozzie_Isaac

Big_Green_Craig said:

The top is referring to the meat side, bottom referring to the bone side. Honey hog on the meat side and the hot on the bone side. 

Thanks!  I never thought to do that.  Learn something new every time I check out the forum.   

toothologist

I know so many people that use Meat Church, myself included, that I thought this was a joke. Seriously, Honey Hog Hot and Deez Nuts are ridiculously good. Holy Cow is my go-to brisket rub, also. 

Grader07

Thanks for the input...  It shld arrive on my doorstep tomorrow.  Great suggestions and definetly will try them.

midwestsmoker

I'm a huge fan of the Meat Church Rubs, no need to repeat what others have said but here are some pictures 

HofstraJet

Wow. Looks great. Can you provide us with your secret recipes to the bacon wrapped goodies (I'm assuming the bottom two are bacon wrapped something).  Thanks!  

byrne092

@midwestsmoker what is that hot dog contraption???  

Oh and Meat Church rubs are great! I have only tried the HH, HHH, and Holy Cow, but look forward to trying their others once I start running low on my stock pile I have now.

Grillin_beers

johnkitchens said:

I am glad someone posted this. I haven't pulled the trigger yet on the Lucky 7 package, but I am certain I will soon. 

Thanks to the generosity of a member of this forum I received a shaker of Holy Cow. I haven't cooked with it yet, but I tried some on a spoon and WOW. I loved it. If it tastes that good raw I can't wait to try it on steak.  

I appreciate the above comment from @HoustonEgger concerning over seasoning. I sometimes go a little heavy on the seasoning. You know the a little is good so a lot must be great thing. Not necessarily true when it comes to rubs.

If anyone else has anything to add concerning Holy Cow please tell. Me and the OP would appreciate it.  

@johnkitchens I received all of the meat church rubs in the exchange this year.  I really like all of them and don't have any complaints.  Use the holy cow sparingly on steaks as it is easy to overpower them with it.  It can be a little spicy to some, but my motto is, the hotter the better.  Pull the trigger and you'll be happy! 

johnkitchens

Grillin_beers said:

johnkitchens said:

I am glad someone posted this. I haven't pulled the trigger yet on the Lucky 7 package, but I am certain I will soon. 

Thanks to the generosity of a member of this forum I received a shaker of Holy Cow. I haven't cooked with it yet, but I tried some on a spoon and WOW. I loved it. If it tastes that good raw I can't wait to try it on steak.  

I appreciate the above comment from @HoustonEgger concerning over seasoning. I sometimes go a little heavy on the seasoning. You know the a little is good so a lot must be great thing. Not necessarily true when it comes to rubs.

If anyone else has anything to add concerning Holy Cow please tell. Me and the OP would appreciate it.  

@johnkitchens I received all of the meat church rubs in the exchange this year.  I really like all of them and don't have any complaints.  Use the holy cow sparingly on steaks as it is easy to overpower them with it.  It can be a little spicy to some, but my motto is, the hotter the better.  Pull the trigger and you'll be happy! 

Thanks! 

midwestsmoker

HofstraJet said:

Wow. Looks great. Can you provide us with your secret recipes to the bacon wrapped goodies (I'm assuming the bottom two are bacon wrapped something).  Thanks!  

I will do a post this evening so I don't high jack this one, it will be called Bacon Donuts. 

midwestsmoker

byrne092 said:

@midwestsmoker what is that hot dog contraption???  

Oh and Meat Church rubs are great! I have only tried the HH, HHH, and Holy Cow, but look forward to trying their others once I start running low on my stock pile I have now.

It's for sausage or hot dogs, I dont remember who makes it, just a gimmic I guess but I like using holders and baskets when I can

byrne092

midwestsmoker said:

byrne092 said:

@midwestsmoker what is that hot dog contraption???  

Oh and Meat Church rubs are great! I have only tried the HH, HHH, and Holy Cow, but look forward to trying their others once I start running low on my stock pile I have now.

It's for sausage or hot dogs, I dont remember who makes it, just a gimmic I guess but I like using holders and baskets when I can

I hear ya. Looks like a pretty cool little tool

Chauncy

Seems legit

smokeyj

I'm hooked on holy cow. It's pretty awesome on pork ribs also.

bgebrent

Yup, just dialed in the lucky 7.  Looking forward to trying these.  They're on sale (don't know if this is new or routine) but with shipping was $60.  

newby84

Just bought Holy Cow, Deez Nuts, and Honey Hog today and Texas Eggfest, excited to try them all out.