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    Show us your spices

    ​ I was just going through my spice drawer and realized I have a lot of spices,rubs ect... but I'm always missing 1 or 2 for almost everything I want to cook. Does this happen to any of you.
    Might be cool to get a look at everyone else's spice drawers or racks. Kinda like showing off your cookers.
    Just for fun.
    Notice the jar on left MMD. Great stuff.

    #2
    Great idea for a Topic! I'll see what I can do to arrange a pitcher, while I'm waitin' on yours to get posted. Meet you in th' middle.

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    • Steve B
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      Did mine not load up? I see it on the top of my post. Let me know. Thanks Mr. Bones

    #3
    No pic Steve B

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      #4
      Let's try this Click image for larger version

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      • Steve B
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        But did the pic post DWCowles

      • DWCowles
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        Yes it did

      • scottranda
        scottranda commented
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        We love Savory Spice too. See my post below 😎

      #5
      Many Thanks, Steve B ! Looks like yer well armed!

      I have a few, as well. Got the basic staple ones, then lotsa homemade.

      Many of mine are in Gerber's Baby Food jars, some Mason jars..

      It's all good, thanks again for the topic. I will post pic(s)

      Sláinte mhaith!!

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        #6
        Alphabetical spice drawer. My wife's favorite part of the whole house. I kinda like it too!
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        • Mr. Bones
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          Very Cool scottranda !!! Enjoy! :-)
          I likeys!!!!
          Very nice setup, super intuitive, and ergonomic. Expeditious. Integrated into your life.
          Last edited by Mr. Bones; October 28, 2016, 08:53 PM.

        • Huskee
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          Mr. Bones I suddenly had a flashback to a Seinfeld episode involving lawyer Jackie Chiles and his triple threat of fancy adjectives. 'It's intuitive, ergonomic, expeditious!'

        • Steve B
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          I see you like Savory Spice Shops as well. Nice setup.

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        Here is the spices in the house Click image for larger version

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          #8
          Very nice, and very similar / parallel tastes... great variety!!!

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            #9
            Here's a link to a similar topic we had a couple years ago.

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            • Steve B
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              Thanks for that link Huskee I did search for this type of post before putting up mine but didn't see one. Some of the earlier pics are really cool. I guess it's not a bad thing to revisit a topic like this for some of us newer folks. Hopefully they will check out the link you posted as well.

            • Huskee
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              Very welcome Steve B. The search function in vBulletin is horrible. I've typed in the EXACT wording of a post I'm looking for and it brings up 15 pages of irrelevant posts, so it stands to reason a person couldn't find a related post to something they're thinking of making. (Hopefully future updates will address the search feature, fingers crossed). All I can say is "great minds think alike!"

            #10
            Question? Is this the BBQ'rs Version of "You Show Me Yours & I'll Show You Mine"??? My Mama Told Me I Couldn't Play Those Kind Of Games?
            🤗😇🤗 Eat Well and Prosper! From a Backyard Cremator in Fargo ND, Dan

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              #11
              Okay, here's a small portion of what I keep on hand:
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              A very small portion.
              Not nearly as organized, but I know where everything is, all th' way to th' back.
              Last edited by Mr. Bones; October 29, 2016, 07:59 AM.

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                #12
                Can I play too? Here's my shelf.

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                The whole shelf is full all the way to the back, but most of what I use regularly is in the first couple of rows.
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                • Steve B
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                  Smoked bacon salt that's interesting. I haven't seen that before. Sounds good.

                • MattTheGR8
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                  The smoked bacon salt is good, but I don't use it as much as I thought I would. The crystals are huge and that makes it difficult to blend into my rubs. The hickory smoked sea salt, however, goes in just about everything.

                • Steve B
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                  I'll agree with you. I love hickory smoked sea salt. Use it on steaks and burgers mostly.

                #13
                Quite a few on this thread: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...e-rack-that-is

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                • Steve B
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                  Yes Huskee pointed that out. I wish I found that post before I posted mine and just kept his going.
                  But as he said (great minds think alike). Go figure???

                • IrondeQuer
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                  Still a good discussion topic!

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                My modest section
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                • Chas Martel
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                  I put a little bit of the arrowroot in my chicken wing rub with the idea it will help the skin crisp up better. The wife uses it as a general thickener.

                • Spinaker
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                  Do you notice of difference? Chas Martel

                • Chas Martel
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                  Not really, but I want to experiment a bit more before I'm ready to draw a final conclusion. I need to do a side-by-side experiment on the same wing cook.

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                I could use more room, but this is a lot more than in my previous house.

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