Kalyn’s Sugar-Free Montreal Steak Seasoning Rub

Kalyn’s Sugar-Free Montreal Steak Seasoning is something I love to use to add extra flavor to grilled meats! Use Grilling Recipes for more grilling ideas.

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Montreal Steak Seasoning is a great way to add flavor to steak or other grilled meats, and I hate paying a lot of money for a spice mix when I have the ingredients and can make it myself. And sometimes the steak rubs you guy have added sugar, and I don’t like that either. So this post has my version of Montreal Steak Seasoning; enjoy!

Steak is something a lot of Americans love, and of course nicely marbled steak is perfect for low-carb and Keto diet. But you can also eat steak on the South Beach diet but if you’re following South Beach you should choose steaks that are less than 10% fat. That’s not actually that hard to do, if you’re willing to do a little trimming.

I’m not a big steak eater, but I do eat it once in a while and recently I bought some steaks to cook for my dad and stepmother. You can see by looking that this Top Loin New York Steak is more than 10% fat. However, if you prefer less fat it’s easy enough to cut off the fatty parts and then there’s only a small amount of fat left.

I’d been experimenting with a few different versions of Montreal Steak Seasoning that I found online to come up with a combination I really liked, so I rubbed the steak with a tiny bit of olive oil, followed by the steak seasoning blend, then cooked it on the grill, and the steak was delicious, even if I’m still finding meat to be very hard to photograph!

Other Montreal Steak Seasoning or Steak Rub Recipes:

Copycat Montreal Grill Seasoning from Coffee and Cornbread
Montreal Steak Seasoning from Chow
Sizzlin’ Steak Rub from Nicole Weston at Slashfood
Spicy Steak Rub from The Spice Must Flow
Outback Steakhouse Steak Seasoning from Taming the Diabeastie

Tips from Other Bloggers about Cooking Steak:

The Finger Test to Check the Doneness of Meat from Simply Recipes
How to Turn Cheap “Choice” Steaks into Gucci “Prime” Steaks from Steamy Kitchen
My Seven Steak Rules from Slurp and Burp
How to Grill Steak Like a Texan from The BBQ Report
How to Cook Perfect Sirloin Steak from The Cottage Smallholder

Print Recipe

Kalyn's Sugar-Free Montreal Steak Seasoning Rub

Yield: Makes a little more than a cup

Total Time: 10 minutes

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Kalyn’s Sugar-Free Montreal Steak Seasoning is perfect to add extra flavor to grilled meats!

Ingredients:

• 3 T Paprika (I used sweet paprika)
• 2 T black pepper
• 3 T salt (I used kosher salt)
• 3 T garlic powder (or granulated garlic)
• 2 T onion powder (or granulated onion)
• 2 T ground coriander
• 2 T dill weed
• 2 tsp. Cayenne pepper

Directions:

1. Combine all spices in a small bowl and stir together.
2. Store unused portion in a glass jar with a tight-fitting lid.
3. When using, be careful to apply the steak seasoning with one hand and rub with the other so you don’t contaminate the unused portion.

Notes:

Makes a little more than a cup, could cut recipe in half if you don’t cook beef that often. I used about two teaspoons of this mixture to season each steak. See list after the recipe for online sources I found which inspired my version.

All images and text ©Kalyn Denny for Kalyn's Kitchen.

Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
Steak is a great dish dish for any low-glycemic or low-carb diet, including any phase of the South Beach Diet if the steak is lean. In The South Beach Diet Supercharged the list of approved steak choices includes Flank steak, London broil, Sirloin steak, T-bone, Tenderloin (filet mignon), Top loin, and Top round. For low-carb or Keto diets, mosts any cut of steak would be fine.

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