You control the spice, the heat, and the freshness.
Plus anti-caking agents, and a questionable level of freshness.
That’s why I love making my own seasoning blends.
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Hot tip: when making blends with ground hot peppers, don’t inhale deeply!
In fact, wear one of the pandemic masks you have tucked away.
It’ll prevent lots of sneezes.
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Take it from a gal who learned the hard way.
I’m never switching back.
This blend is so easy, too.
Mike Lang
It’s a fine started blend for DIYers.
It’s now a required tool in my burger arsenal.
Try it and the difference between seasoned and unseasoned burgers will wow you.
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This particular seasoning is somewhere between Montreal-style and Chicago-style.
Coarse salt stands up to well-marbled cuts.
For something unexpected, mix it intomeatloaf.
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Pumpkin Pie Spice
Pumpkin pie spice is a one-stop spice shop for all of your fall baking needs.
Besides pumpkin pie, add it to delights likepumpkin spice blondies,pumpkin cream cheese muffins, andpumpkin snickerdoodles.
Our version is contributor Karishma Pradhan’s go-to.
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Add it to sausage gravy or bake up our reader favorite, 1970s-stylechicken and rice casserole.
Make it and you’ll be bagel-izing your favorite dishes left and right.
This additive-free recipe gives more flavor teaspoon per teaspoon than the shakers you’d find at the store.
Cambrea Gordon
I made mine at the end of the growing season with herb garden excess.
This is also great on brisket or pork butt.
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