Rub a Dub T-Bones

"This is the standard rub used in a restaurant located in Buffalo Gap, Texas. Makes ½ cup. Will cover 4-10 steaks, depending on size and flavor preference."
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
1/2 cup
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ingredients

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directions

  • Blend all dry ingredients together and rub into both sides of at least 4 t-bone steaks.
  • Heat 1 tablespoon canola oil in large skillet at fairly high heat.
  • Cook steaks for 5 minutes; turn, drop heat to medium and continue cooking for approximately 10 minutes for medium-rare, depending on the thickness of your steaks.

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Reviews

  1. One side of the steak got over done, but I set the timer and focused on making sides to go with this. I should have kept a closer eye on it. Even with one side over done, my husband said the steak had great flavor. I used the corn starch option instead of the flour, as we have a gluten intolerant family member.
     
  2. I used 1 clove of fresh garlic as I had no dried stuff. Still turned out a really great taste on our steaks. Will make again.
     
  3. My husband's exact word: SUPERB! He all but licked his plate.
     
  4. very good, even my 6-and 3-year olds loved it! Thank you!
     
  5. OH MY GOSH...this has to be a SIN they are so GOOD.... never EVER would of thought to add cornstarch to a steak spice mix.. also I never pan fry my steak..always broil or grill..but I got out my favorite cast iron skillet and did it your way...AWESOME!!!!! I did this for myself only.. so I have some left..(the rub) and have to admit I put it on thick... might have to add some cayanne next time..although it was excellent without..just cuz I like a little bite me back thing goin on
     
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