Surprise Brethren Package

Very cool. I wouldn't mind a surprise like that.

Very cool!

Zaatar is good stuff. Usually the spices mixed with oil and cooked on fresh dough like pizza. Sometimes they wrap it with cheese, veggies, etc. but this is the common way it's done.

Now you're going to have to get a shawarma roaster. Probably not going to find that on CL.

Now that is serious cool!

Very Nice OferL

Any idea where one could secure or re-order such rubs? I'd want to get my hands on some just to experiment.

Notorious Q.U.E. said:

Any idea where one could secure or re-order such rubs? I'd want to get my hands on some just to experiment.

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Strong, OferL!

Andy, I seriously look forward to seeing what kind of shenanigans you can get into with that box of goodness! Hope you'll keep us in the loop as you experiment!

Just saw this.
Hope you enjoy it Andy and thanks for the kind words everyone.
Zaatar is the only one that has salt in it. It is used like ssv3 showed, mainly on pastries but also with chicken and fish.

I now realize the other "rubs" are not what you'd consider rubs at all. Thise are spice mixes. I bought them at a spice store. Good spice stores don't mix salt with their spices.

The shawarma mix is based on tumeric and other stuff.
What I called "meat on the griddle rub" need some explanation.
There is a popular street food called Meorav Yerushalmi.
Loose translation would be Jerusalem Mix.
That's chicken parts, chicken liver and onion quickly seared on a hot griddle with oil and this spice mix. Thrown into Pita bread with hummus thahina and hot spice.
So I named it as close as I could to relate to familiar terms.
Don't expect it to dissolve like rub.
It has a light kick due to some spicy papprika but other flavors shine through. Have fun and enjoy!