This Creole seasoning blend is easy to make and can be used in a range of recipes with rice, meats and stews. Or you can put in in a jar and give as a gift.
this one is alright, a bit much salt though, i make one if people want to try it. very well known in the Melbourne area. http://www.candrspiceco.com/joomla/index.php/component/virtuemart/cajun-spice-mix/original-cajun-seasoning-detail?Itemid=0
This is simply fantastic. I put some in a dish I made for my partner - he demanded to know the secret! I made him a jar of it and he's using it in everything. Really versatile! Thank you for sharing.
Made it more kid friendly.
I've made this as elementary school teacher gifts for the past two years, and the teachers love it. I omit the cayenne and halve the amount of black pepper, then call it "Kid Friendly Creole Seasoning." I keep a batch of this in my cabinet and use it in many things: steak on the grill, baked chicken, in soups and stews, while cooking ground turkey or ground beef; anytime a little kick is needed. I even used it on my Thanksgiving turkey. Thanks for the recipe! Even my picky 6-yr old and 8-yr old kids eat this. Note: to reduce the salt, use Kosher salt; gives it a nice texture without as much salty taste.
Made it more kid friendly.
Wonderful! I cut down on the cayenne for my little ones, and it was still really good. I will keep this on hand and use it often!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I needed some Cajun spice blend for a recipe the other day and paid $4 for a bottle of Emirel's. I was so disappointed in the taste. I love this and more importantly, I can make two versions - hot and mild depending on who I am cooking for. Thank you so much. This is so much better than the purchased type.
This seasoning is super good I just mixed it up and added olive oil to it to thin it out and brushed it on some thick cut pork chops and grilled them great flavour will be using this alot!!!! Thanks so much
Watch out Emeril, Joslyn's in town. I was concerned this would be too spicy with all the chillis, but it's just the right kick. It worked great on the Oven-Fried Catfish recipe on this site. I mixed two tsp seasoning and 1/3 cup ranch dressing for a dip for cauliflower. SO YUMMY! Halving the recipe will make plenty to last a while. Fun to put together. Did look great as a mix. Add to mayo or ranch dressing for any kind of dip. Perhaps it was just a bit salty tasting. Might do a pinch less next time.