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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

Sea salt

Garlic 

Poultry Seasoning

Don Perdue Red Fish spice

Heath Riles Everyday Rub

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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

  1. Chunky sea salt
  2. Fresh ground black pepper
  3. Tones curry powder
  4. Ginger
  5. Egyptian onion & dill from the garden.  
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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

salt

pepper

smoked paprika

onion pwd

garlic pwd

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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

@PickyPicky3 Love this chicken seasoning on baked chicken but it has permeated veggies also in the baking pan and they were delicious.  Great for barbeque as well.  

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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

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1. Redmond's Real Salt (or Himalayan Pink Salt)

2. Pepper

3. Minced Garlic (jar)

4. My Homemade Dry Rub

5. Italian Seasoning 

 

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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

Lemon-Pepper Seasoning

Italian Seasoning

Garlic Salt

Salt

Pepper

 

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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

Grappa.

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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?


@Malcontent wrote:

Grappa.


 

 

 

WOW! Grappa is super strong stuff. I remember my grandpa giving me a taste when I was little. Never again. LOL

 

What do you use it for in cooking? I would love to know. It has such a distinctive taste. Thanks Smiley Happy

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Re: What are your five most frequently used seasonings?

Black ground pepper

Oregano

Basil

Onion

Bells seasoning