Avenue Spice
- Scott Johnson
- Jun 23, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 12
When I helped open the Avenue my initial goal was to bring Quebecois and Acadian food to the table. Over time the initial menu changed, but I retained a couple of concepts that were the underlying flavors that I was looking for. One of the main ideas was Avenue Spice. This blend is my take on Montreal Steak Seasoning, just with a couple of twists. I looked up a number of recipes for inspiration and make around seven different blends in small batches. I was going for something that was slightly more piquant, and peppery, this is what I came up with.
I use this as an all-purpose seasoning, for marinades, meats, dressings, and pretty much anything I want to add a well rounded flavor to. Enjoy
Ingredients
Crushed Red Pepper
Dill Seed
Coriander, whole
Black Pepper, whole
Kosher Salt
Garlic, Granulated
Mustard Seed, whole
Fennel Seed, whole
Paprika
Method of Procedure
Combine all whole spices together to toast: crushed red pepper, dill seed, coriander, black pepper, fennel seed, and mustard seed.
Place mixed ingredients into a saute pan and cook, on low heat while stirring, until toasted.
Mix salt, paprika, and granulated garlic in separate bowl.
Combine both spice blends.
Using a coffee grinder run the mixed spice through the grinder, sift through to remove the larger pieces and regrind.












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