Four Pepper Blend

Built for steak. Great on Everything.

I spent twenty years getting this seasoning right for steaks.

Then I donated a bottle for a tomato sandwich giveaway at the Tuscaloosa Farmers Market. People tasted it on their sandwiches, walked over to our table, and bought it.

I sold out in 90 minutes.

I made it for steak. Customers showed me what else it could do.

The steak was just the beginning. 

Wings. Salmon. Pork chops. Ribs. Vegetables. Tomato sandwiches.

Those weren’t the uses I had in mind when I made Four Pepper Blend. They’re what people came back and told me they were cooking.

Then I learned Maggie was putting it on her eggs every morning. It reminded her of the flavor of her favorite instant noodles back home in Indonesia.

Twenty years spent chasing one steak flavor. Now it lives beside the stove and on the dinner table.

Testimonials

Real Customer Reviews
Roy D.Verified Buyer

Blend? Should be called "Bliss" 

Greatest seasoning I've ever had on beef. Seems good on just about anything you want to try it on. I'm working on that. Easily replaces your black pepper grinder. Buy the big container. You've been warned. 

Travis N.Verified Buyer

Extremely versatile 

I haven't found anything that does not go with ENAK Four Pepper. Meats, veggies, even salads, everything works better with Four Pepper! 

Ouida L.Verified Buyer

So much flavor 

The four pepper blend is magic.  We’ve been using it anywhere we would use black pepper and now we’re hooked (give yourself a treat and try it on cantaloupe).

We do a slow roasted pork shoulder in the oven (it eventually gets shredded into “pulled pork”).  In the past, I’ve used a rub that I make myself (we don’t use much sugar and most premade rubs have a lot of sugar).  The most recent one I instead used the four pepper blend and it worked so well.  The meat cooks for about 8 hours, so the outside gets nice and crispy, and the flavor was wonderful.  

 

The Night I Finally Got it Right

I’m Philip, founder of ENAK Seasonings.

Since college, I’d been mixing my own steak seasoning. There wasn’t a written formula. Just a familiar set of ingredients, adjusted by feel each time I cooked.

It was always almost right.

On September 8, 2024, I cooked a tri tip. That night I used kosher salt instead of table salt, changed the proportions, added a couple of extra peppers, and finished with a pinch of an ingredient I’d grown fond of.

I took one bite, and I knew.

I’d finally found the flavor I’d been chasing. And I had something worth selling.

Within two weeks, I was hand-bottling samples and sending them out alongside a few other blends I’d been working on.

ENAK Seasonings officially launched in April 2025. Four Pepper has been our best seller since the beginning.

Start with what you already cook.

You don’t need a new recipe to try it.

For steak: Season before cooking. Let the finished crust make the argument.

For chicken, salmon, or pork chops: Use it before cooking wherever you’d normally reach for salt and pepper.

For eggs, vegetables, or a tomato sandwich: Start with a light sprinkle. Taste, then add more if you want it.

Four Pepper already contains salt. Try it before adding your usual amount of salt separately.

A Few Things You Might Want to Know

Is it only for steak?

That’s what I made it for. Customers use it on chicken, salmon, pork chops, ribs, vegetables, and more. Maggie uses it on her eggs every morning.

Does it contain salt?

Yes. It’s a complete seasoning blend, so start by using it in place of your usual salt and pepper. Taste before adding extra salt.

Which size should I choose?

Start with the standard bottle if you’re trying it for the first time. Choose the large bottle if you already know you’ll use it regularly.

What does shipping cost?

Shipping is $4.95 for orders under $35. Orders over $35 ship free.

What if it isn’t for me?

If you’re not satisfied, we’ll give you a full refund within 30 days of purchase. No stress. No hassles.

Put it on the food you were already planning to cook.

Start with steak if you like.

The tomato sandwich surprised me, too.