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Steak Seasoning Dry Rub Recipe

This is the Best Homemade Steak Rub Seasoning made with simple spices. This blend is great for strip steaks, ribeyes, filet mignon, sirloin or whatever cut of meat you plan to grill, bake in the oven, cast iron sear, or cook in the air fryer.

homemade steak seasoning and rub in a white bowl
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What Spices You Will Need

Detailed measurements and full instructions can be found in the recipe card at the bottom of this post.

homemade steak seasoning and rub in a white bowl

How to Store the Seasoning/How Long Will it Last

If you are making a large batch of the Steak Seasoning, store it in an airtight container. I love to use these glass jars for storage. Ground spices usually last for 6 months. After that they will start to lose their flavor. I check this by giving the jar a whiff. If the smell is still potent it’s probably still good.

Whole spices will last up to 5 years.

Tips on How to Season and Make the Perfectly Cooked Steak

  1. Tendorize and marinate the meat. This will get the steak nice and juicy.
  2. Let the steaks come to room temperature prior to cooking.
  3. Be sure to use salt. Kosher salt works best. Its crystal size allows for prime absorption into the outer layer of the steak. The flavor and texture will be phenomenal.
  4. Cook the steak to your perfect internal temperature. Use a meat thermometer and cook to 125° F for rare, 135° F for medium-rare, 145° F for medium, 155° F for medium-well, and 160° F for well done.
  5. Allow the steak to rest for at least 3 minutes before slicing or consuming. If you slice into the steak too soon, that will cause thatthe inside moisture within the steak to spill out onto the plate, leaving a drier, less flavorful steak.
homemade steak seasoning and rub in a white bowl

More Homemade Seasoning and Spice Blend Recipes

Homemade Blackened Seasoning
Homemade Chili Seasoning
Homemade Ranch Seasoning
Homemade BBQ Seasoning and Rub

Homemade Taco Seasoning
Homemade Burger Rub and Seasoning
Dry Rub for Chicken

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homemade steak seasoning and rub in a white bowl
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Steak Seasoning Dry Rub Recipe

This is the Best Homemade Steak Rub Seasoning made with simple spices. This blend is great for strip steaks, ribeyes, filet mignon, sirloin or whatever cut of meat you plan to grill, bake in the oven, cast iron sear, or cook in the air fryer.
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Course rubs, seasoning, spice blend
Cuisine American
Keyword seasoning steak, steak rub, steak seasoning, steak seasoning dry rub
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Servings 2 tablespoons
Calories 6kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Combine the ingredients and stir. Store sealed.

Notes

The servings noted will work with 4, 8oz steaks.
When using the rub, a rule of thumb is to use enough to fully coat both sides of the steak. Store leftover spices in sealed containers.
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Nutrition (displayed with net carbs)

Serving: 0.5tablespoon | Calories: 6kcal | Carbohydrates: 1g
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Recipe Rating




Claudia Uccello

Thursday 24th of February 2022

Just found your channel glad u r doing WW points meals and air fryer meals! Thank you for your help!

staysnatched

Sunday 27th of February 2022

You're welcome!

Samantha E

Wednesday 29th of September 2021

Used this last night on ribeyes and it turned out great! Make sure to adhere to Brandiโ€™s note to fully coat the steaks in the spices - I have neglected to do this in the past and it makes a huge difference. Lesson learned!

staysnatched

Sunday 3rd of October 2021

It definitely makes a difference!