Penzey's spice catalog

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Hi all,
I just got a Penzey's Spice catalog in the mail. Everything looks great in it, and I was wondering if anyone has used them before and what might be particularly good for cooking in the Egg.[p]Don't think we'll be doing any Egging this weekend - wind chill is supposed to be -50 here in NH![p]Thanks for your advice!

Grumpa

Bev Doherty,
Penzey's is one of the "BEST" Spice suppliers you can find. Many here use them as their source and I've never seen the first complaint about them. I know Cat orders many items from them as well as NatureBoy. It is the infamous source for the Baby Back ribs with Juniper berries that Cat is credited with and everyone raves about.[p]Let your taste buds be the judge as far as what spice you want to use with the egg. Almost anything you like will work. Let the creative juices flow and share any new findings with the rest of us.[p]Thanks,
Bob

Cat

Hi Bob -[p]I do order a lot from Penzey's - favorites include ground chipotle, toasted minced dried onion (which I add to coleslaw), and Sarawak peppercorns. Everything is fresh, prices are reasonable, and I've never had a problem with delivery.[p]Actually, the rib rub is adapted from John Thorne's book 'Serious Pig.' Penzey's is a good source for ingredients that can't be found locally.[p]Cathy[p]PS Are you going to join the festivities at Eggfest 2000?

Mike Oelrich

Bev Doherty,[p] Penzeys does have great spices, and the catalog is fun to read. FYI, they're also web-enabled at the link below.[p]MikeO
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Nature Boy

Cat,
Yeah Cat, I forgot, Bob's excuse before was that April 15 was tax day, and being an accountant he couldn't make it. Now that it is been moved back, maybe we can get Bob up here![p]How bout dat Bob. Comin???

Cat

[p]I think we have laid down a challenge, Chris. ;-}

SpiceCooks

Bev Doherty,
As the name implies, we are very good with spices, or so we like to think. We have a cabinet (or cupboard, depending where you are from) full of nothing but Penzey's Spices. We have a variety and they are all GREAT! We use mason jars with the lids that seal on them to keep our spices in. We simply cut the label off of the package and tape it to the jar. We have a variety of sizes but the most popular is the pint jars.
The fajita seasoning is EGGCELLENT for the EGG. The poultry seasoning is fantastic with beer butt chicken and the Jerk Pork Seasoning cannot be outdone by anything when rubbed on the brined pork. Go for it. The only thing you will hurt is your pocketbook but your taste buds will love you.

Grumpa

Cat,[p]Sorry Cat, can't make EF2000. Too much going on in the business this time of the year in addition to moving into a new office suite this spring. If all goes well I should be at Eggfest Atlanta for sure this year.[p]You staying warm up there?[p][p]

Grumpa

Nature Boy,[p]Sorry, I only wish I could, sounds like a blast waiting to happen.[p]

Cat

Bob,[p]Warm as long as I stay inside! [p]Sorry we'll miss you in April, but look forward to finally meeting you in October -[p]Cathy

Grumpa

Cat,[p]This is unbelievable! I just went to the mailbox to get today's delivery and what did I find? A Penzeys Winter 2000 catalog. This is too strange!

YB

Bob,
I had a meeting in Atlanta yesterday,got home and checked the mail and there was a new Penzey's catalog here as well.
YB