A Garlic Herb pack of Cedar Creek marinade mix on a kitchen counter beside a plate of roasted Brussels sprouts, green beans and potatoes
01 / 04 · Marinade mix · 1.12 oz (32 g)

Garlic Herb

Garlic and herbs, made for the oven. The window shows charred Brussels sprouts; it is just as good on potatoes, green beans or a tray of chicken thighs.

In the window

A skillet of charred Brussels sprouts. It is the first thing you see on the shelf, and it is what the blend is for.

Good with

  • Brussels sprouts and green beans
  • Roast potatoes
  • Chicken thighs
  • Lamb

On the pack

  • Marinade mix, 1.12 oz (32 g)
  • All natural spice blend
  • Small batch crafted
  • Recyclable kraft paper
How to use

Mix. Marinate. Cook.

The same three steps for every Cedar Creek blend.

  1. 01

    Mix

    Stir the pack into a few spoons of oil with something sharp: lemon, lime or a splash of vinegar. That is the marinade.

  2. 02

    Marinate

    Coat the meat, fish or vegetables, cover and leave them in the fridge: half an hour for fish and vegetables, longer for meat, overnight for ribs.

  3. 03

    Cook

    Grill, roast or sear as you usually would. Wipe off the excess first so the outside browns rather than steams.

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