Pay's wet rub/marinade

Paymaster

Old Worn Out Mod
Staff member
Here is my marinade. I am using a ratio rather than spoons so that you can use to do any size hunk of meat. If I'm grilling beef of any cut, I use this.

4 parts olive oil
2 parts soy or Worcestershire sauce
1 part Montreal Steak Seasoning
1/2 part espresso powder or finely ground coffee

Mix well and coat entire surface of meat and rest for at least 2 hours
Longer is so much better.
 

AceOfTheBase

Senior Member
++ "1 part Montreal Steak Seasoning " gets my vote for beef..
a pinch of fine ground coffee sounds interesting, may give it a go..
 

Ruger#3

RAMBLIN ADMIN
Staff member
::; "Lord, please let this be good so I don't get in trouble. Amen". ::;

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Not to fear it’s become a staple here. As good as any high dollar restaurant marinade.
 

Mars

Senior Member
I'm trying the marinade for the first time. I just mixed up a batch and threw it in a FoodSaver bag with a couple bone-in ribeyes and vacuumed it closed. Hopefully have good results around 6 tonight.
 

4HAND

Cuffem & Stuffem Moderator
Staff member
I'm trying the marinade for the first time. I just mixed up a batch and threw it in a FoodSaver bag with a couple bone-in ribeyes and vacuumed it closed. Hopefully have good results around 6 tonight.
You will have excellent results!
Don't forget pics!
 

4HAND

Cuffem & Stuffem Moderator
Staff member
Another testimony @Paymaster.
A colleague at work asked how I do steaks. I gave her your marinade recipe. She grilled steaks over the weekend.
She told me she will never grill steaks again without using your marinade!
 

reds

Member
Here is my marinade. I am using a ratio rather than spoons so that you can use to do any size hunk of meat. If I'm grilling beef of any cut, I use this.

4 parts olive oil
2 parts soy or Worcestershire sauce
1 part Montreal Steak Seasoning
1/2 part espresso powder or finely ground coffee

Mix well and coat entire surface of meat and rest for at least 2 hours
Longer is so much better.

Paymaster, I just now found your post/marinade. Do you let them rest the 2 hours in the fridge or room temp?
 

Paymaster

Old Worn Out Mod
Staff member
I usually fridge. But, I do let them sit out about an hour before I grill. I almost always let them sit in the wet rub for four hours or more.
 
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