Learn how to make a Lawry’s seasoning blend at home. This season salt recipe is a blend of spices that is perfect for seasoning burgers, chicken, vegetables, adding into casseroles, and more.
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This season all blends are so versatile you will want to shake this seasoned salt on everything. Yes, it’s addictive. This Lawry’s seasoned salt is one of our favorites to sprinkle on beef, pork, chicken, and more.
I love making my own spice blends for cooking with. This mix can be used in any recipe that calls for salt. Add this in for added flavor. Or ramp up the flavor with this Cajun seasoning mix.
Why This Recipe Is Popular
- You can control how much salt you add to the recipe. So no more too salty season blends.
- Customize spices to fit your taste buds
- Easy ingredient you have on hand possibly.
- Affordable to make.
- Long shelf life.
- Can make a great gift for someone who enjoys cooking.
- Etc
What is Seasoned Salt
You will use essential spices you have ticking by away in your spice cabinet. Blend the spices together to make this DIY seasoned salt blend.
Once you start making homemade season all salt you will never buy it again in the stores.
- Sea salt
- Garlic powder
- White powder
- Paprika
- Onion powder
- Oregano
- Ground mustard
How to Make
- Measure your spices as directed in the printable recipe card below.
- Once stirred up pour in a sealable bag or jar.
- Then measure and use in all types of recipes.
Ways to Use
- Season nears like chicken, beef, pork, etc
- Scrambled eggs
- Mix in Deviled Eggs
- Steamed vegetables
- Soups and casseroles
- Potato recipes
- Popcorn
- Etc
Watching Sodium?
If you are watching your sodium then just omit the salt in the recipe. You can switch with a salt alternative if you would like, or leave it out completely.
Pro Tips
- Ensure you measure spices so you get that consistent flavor.
- Go ahead and double the recipe if you plan to use more.
- Place seasoned salt in a jar with ribbon and card and add to a gift basket for the holidays.
- Play with spices if you try it and feel it needs a bit of a tweak.
- You can store your spice blend in the spice cabinet.
- Make sure to store spice blend at a proper temperature. Or it can spoil your spices.
Recipe FAQs
Homemade Seasoned salt can be stored in the cabinet in a jar or bag. You can store the spice blend for up to one year.
Seasoned salt tends to be the most practical way to spice up any dish in the kitchen. If you haven’t tried it yet you need to!
Essentially seasoned salt and seasoning salt are the same. Depending on where you live some variances to the recipe might come into play.
Essentially you can use seasoned salt for anything. Soups, popcorn seasoning, seasoning meats, potatoes, and more. A versatile blend of spices that simply helps to season a dish.
You will find that as time goes on your spices can lose a bit of flavoring. In terms of spoiling, most spices do not expire. The seasoning salt just might not offer as much flavor punch.
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Season Salt
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup sea salt
- 2 Tablespoons celery seed
- 2 Tablespoons garlic salt
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 2 Tablespoons smoked paprika
- 2 teaspoons ground mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
- 2 teaspoons onion powder
Instructions
- In a bowl, you will add in your salt, celery seed, garlic salt, oregano, paprika, ground mustard, white pepper, and onion powder.
- Stir well until mixed up.
- Then place in a sealed jar or container and store in your spice cabinet until you are ready to use. Then season your food as you would like.
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