Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 Before I started down the path of reading lables and tossing things with ingredients consisting of things I didn't recognize or corn syrup dirivitives (pardon the spellin), I was a Tony Chachere's Creole Seasoning fan. I substitute 1 C of salt for 1 C of the seasoning. If you like it really hot, Add 1/2 C tabasco to the boil Not interested in over the counter commercial mixes with MSG? Try this one. I keep it in a quart jar and use alot. Cajun Seasoning 26 oz sea salt (ground fine) 3T chili powder 5T caynenne pepper 1T dried thyme 3T black pepper 1T dried basil 3T onion powder 1T bay leaf Drag out the spice mill and grind the salt till fine. Empty into a bowl and start grinding all the rest till fine. Stir in spice mix with the salt till blended well...***Don't breathe the fine airborne powder, it'll hurt. This will keep about as long as regular dried spices but mine is always used before it goes stale.. I use this in alot of dishes just to spice it up...Enjoy , shawndra graham <shawndragraham wrote: > > Dear AJ, > > I like the cajun style boiled peanuts. Do you think it would hurt to add > cajun spice at some point in this recipe??? > > I cant really remember where to add in my old recipe. Do you have any ideas,? > > > Thank you and with regards, > shawndra > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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