Paula Deen's House Seasoning

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Paula Deen’s House Seasoning is made of three spices that can transform vegetables, proteins, and more into something bursting with flavor.

Top view shot of house seasoning in glass jar and in 1 tablespoon

If you love a versatile all purpose seasoning that you can sprinkle on to just about any dinner dish then you will love Paula Deen’s House Seasoning. This is a seasoning that you’ll find in my spice cabinet at all times. I reach for this seasoning almost on the daily, and love to use it to sprinkle on to veggies like green beans, asparagus, and even zucchini. I also like to use it on pork, chicken, and seafood.

Ingredients
Directions
FAQs
Tips & Tricks
Recipes that Use House Seasoning

Ingredients

Salt – I like to use kosher salt instead of iodized.
Pepper – Straight ground black pepper.
Garlic – Good quality garlic powder.

Directions

House seasoning ingredients layered in glass jar

In a glass jar pour the salt, pepper, and garlic powder together. Mix well.

FAQs

House seasoning in glass jar and in 1 tablespoon

Here are all the frequently asked questions readers have asked when making a copycat of Kinders seasoning.

What does House Seasoning taste like?

House seasoning is a blend of salt, pepper, and garlic powder. It tastes very similiar to Kinders seasoning.

What is Paula Deen’s house seasoning recipe?

I’ve modified Paula Deen’s recipe to have just salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Her original recipe also calls for onion powder.

What is garlic granulated?

Garlic granulated is dried garlic that has been grinded down to a very fine spice (consistency like sand).

Tips & Tricks

Spices going through a funnel into container

Here are a few of my favorite tips and tricks I’ve learned when making house seasoning.

Storage – I like to use a glass mason jar. If sealed properly the seasoning is good for up to 6 months.
Seasoning Use – A little sprinkle can go along way and can be used to season vegetables and proteins like fish, chicken, and pork.
Funnel – I like to use a funnel to place the spices into the jar.
Yield – This recipe yields 1 cup of seasoning. Calories are calculated based on a single teaspoon serving size.

Recipes that Use House Seasoning

Top view shot of house seasoning in glass jar with spoonful of the seasoning

Here are a few of my favorite recipes that use House Seasoning.

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