Homemade Steak-Rub From Your Kitchen

We’re featuring rub recipes for the next few days, submitted by Kansas City Steak
Company customers. Wouldn’t it be a thoughtful gesture to mix up one or more of
these steak rubs for the steak enthusiasts on your holiday list?  When you present
them with a box of Kansas City strip steaks or a Prime Rib Roast, include a decorative
jar filled with steak rub you made yourself.

Be sure to print out the recipe and affix it to a recipe card for their recipe box.  Punch
a hole in the corner of the card and tie it to the jar with a bit of festive ribbon or string. 
Then, each time they pull it out to make more they’ll remember how much you cared.

Six Special Items at Six Special Prices

Holiday shopping is in full swing and steak enthusiasts everywhere are hoping they’ll
receive something delicious from the Kansas City Steak Company!  Just in time to fulfill
their wishes, there’s six specially priced items you can order for them without leaving
your comfortable chair.

Save on these terrific Kansas City Steak favorites:

There’s two items priced at $49.95:
#5160 / 8 – 5 oz. Filets Mignon with Bacon
(everyone loves these tender filets)
    and
#7056 / 7 – 8 lb. Spiral Sliced Hickory Smoked Ham
(ideal for holiday parties and family get-togethers)

Two items priced at $59.95:
#5081 / 3 Slabs of Rubbed Baby-Back Ribs
(show them how Kansas City does barbecued ribs!)
    and
#2022 / 6 – 10 oz. Kansas City Strip Steaks
(for the grillmeisters in your life)

And two items priced at $89.95:
#4211 / 8 – 6 oz. Filets & 8 – 3 oz. Crabcakes
(send them a feast of surf ‘n turf)
     and
#9044 / 8 – 16 oz. T-Bone Steaks
(really big steaks with really big flavor)

Click on the item numbers above to go directly to the specials on the Kansas City
Steaks website.  Happy shopping!

Our K.C. Strips are a top pick of grillers year-round, so if
you have anyone left on your shopping list, they’d love receiving a box.  They’re
also good to have on hand in the freezer for an impromptu get-together
with neighborhood friends, or to serve when you’re entertaining out-of-town
guests over a long weekend visit.

Today’s recipe is for a steak sauce to try with your order of K.C.
Strips: Orange Ancho Chile Sauce.  You should be able to find ancho chile
powder in the ethnic foods section of your local supermarket.  If not, try
 using minced ancho or chipotle pepper from the produce department; start
with a small amount – no more than one-half a teaspoon of minced pepper since
they’re both fiery hot!