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cayman citrus dryglaze seasoning Reviews

5 Rating 38 Reviews
Schwichtenberg
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“Tried this on raw shrimp then cooked them on the grill.... The best I've ever had! I cannot find it anywhere in the Milwaukee area . I've found other vegetable spices and brine at World Market which I just purchased and can't wait to try. I really wish I could find the citrus heat glaze in our area, I would buy many packets to have on hand.”
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Posted 10 years ago
“This dry rub is absolutely amazing! It is loaded with flavor topped with a little heat. My husband and I love it on salmon and chicken. Will purchase more from this company and try some of the others as well.”
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Posted 10 years ago
“I brush fresh peeled shrimp, brush with canola oil and sprinkle well with the rub, then grill. I usually make some kind of rice, add peppers, onions, and pineapple on another skewer or two, makes a nice meal. Love the flavors.”
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Posted 11 years ago
“This is the best stuff ever. If you like spicy with a hint of tangy you will love it. I found out the longer you marinate shrimp the more spicy it is. I love it.”
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Posted 12 years ago
“This glaze is the best on shrimp! I have tried it on chicken too. I try not to ever run out of this product because I also just sprinkle a little in beef and lamb dishes for seasoning”
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Posted 12 years ago
“Like the chipotle rub, we use this on many different cuts of meat and a variety of seafood.”
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Posted 12 years ago
“These spices really go well with about any protein. I tried pork and shrimp and oven roasted. Turned out with a nice crust and the house smelled amazing as a bonus.”
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Posted 13 years ago
“Restaurant Quality! I used this spice to make shrimp fajitas--OMG good! I simmered (LOW heat) some vidalia onion and sweet orange pepper in a little extra virgin olive oil for about 20 minutes, while my already-steamed shrimp sat in a bag with this spice. I then put the spiced shrimp in the pan with the onions and orange pepper and simmered for another 5 minutes, lid on/LOW heat. Served it on a warm flour tortilla, added guacomole and a store-prepared mango salsa, with a side of fresh sweet pineapple. My husband raved about it. Like being on vacation in the Carribbean!”
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Posted 13 years ago