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Lakeshore Shallot & Herb















Staff Tips & Tricks
- Try Lakeshore on potatoes, chicken, eggs, and fish.
- Add this to egg salad or potato salad for a refreshing twist.
- Use this to sprinkle on top of finished plates for a savory flavor upgrade.
- Stir into sour cream or yogurt for a quick vegetable dip or use it to season grilled vegetables.
About This Blend
To emulate the elegance and sophistication of Chicago’s famous Lake Shore Drive, we start with hand-grated freeze-dried shallots, powdered green peppercorns, and chives, while the garlic, onion, and salt give this blend an all-purpose versatility.
Ingredients
Salt, shallots, garlic, onion, chives, green peppercorns, scallions.
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We use this a lot, it gets great reviews from the eaters! Great for veggies, chicken, pork, fish, grilling, roasting, baking or sauteing. I actually used to buy the big bag, though now our household is smaller, so the flat packs are perfect.
Good on just about everything
I received this spice mix for Christmas, and used it on pork, chicken, in meatloaf, etc. It was so great that I ran out fairly quickly. I ordered two more...and would have ordered a packet but it wasn't in stock. I'm not surprised. This is a GREAT mix!
Like Comiskey Park for the White Sox and the Sears Tower instead of Willis Tower, my favorite Spice House spice will always be Lake Shore Drive. A delicate balance of shallots, salt and chives that makes for one of the best toppings for my eggs. Great on backed potatoes too! Love this one!
This tastes much better than it sounds, IMO. I really liked it on scrambled eggs!