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How to Use - Montreal Steak & Chop

How to Use - Montreal Steak & Chop
Quick and Easy

Just before cooking steaks, pork chops, or roasts, sprinkle all sides of your protein with Montreal Steak & Chop. Pat the spice blend in firmly with your hands to make sure it sticks and creates an even coating. Cook as usual. 

Extra Time, Extra Flavor

If you are a planner, use Montreal Steak & Chop to make an overnight marinade. Here’s a simple recipe to try:

½ cup olive oil

¼ cup soy sauce

2 cloves garlic, chopped or grated

2 Tbs Montreal Steak & Chop

Mix ingredients together, add your protein, and leave it to hang out and get delicious in the fridge for at least a half hour and ideally overnight.

Get Creative

Despite its name, Montreal Steak & Chop has so many more uses than seasoning big cuts of meat. Try it in these non-traditional pairings:

  • Add to a pot of hearty greens like chard, kale, or collards
  • Mix with breadcrumbs for topping casseroles or breading chicken or fish
  • Sprinkle in chunky summer salads featuring beans or chickpeas
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