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The Localist: Bonnell’s Creole Spice Mix

Get ready to revolutionize your kitchen.
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Chef Jon Bonnell of Bonnell’s Fine Texas Cuisine has his own line of spices that can be purchased in the restaurant or on their website.

After dining at Bonnell’s a few weeks ago, I picked up a jar of the Creole spice mix. I consider myself a pretty good cook and looked forward to using the spices, but hadn’t intended for them to revolutionize my kitchen. Later that week, I thawed two pork chops, rubbed them down with the Creole spice mix and threw them on the grill. I paired the chops with a simple salad, and dinner was served. Even after all of the incredibly complex meals I have made, it was quite possibly my fiancées favorite dinner. Needless to say, Bonnell’s spices will definitely be a staple in this house.

To find out more about Chef Jon Bonnell and to purchase your own spice mixes visit their website here.

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