How to use it
Start with 1–2 teaspoons per pound of protein or vegetables, then adjust after tasting. Use it in Creamy Cajun Sauce, sprinkle it on roasted vegetables, or season chicken for a bowl.
This homemade Cajun seasoning is a flexible paprika, garlic, herb, and cayenne blend. It gives you control over salt and heat, which is useful because store-bought blends vary greatly.
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Start with 1–2 teaspoons per pound of protein or vegetables, then adjust after tasting. Use it in Creamy Cajun Sauce, sprinkle it on roasted vegetables, or season chicken for a bowl.
Check off each ingredient as you get it ready.
Whisk all ingredients until evenly combined.
Transfer to a clean, dry, airtight jar.
Label the jar with the date it was made and use in tested recipes.
This homemade Cajun seasoning is a flexible paprika, garlic, herb, and cayenne blend. It gives you control over salt and heat, which is useful because store-bought blends vary greatly.

How to use it: Start with 1–2 teaspoons per pound of protein or vegetables, then adjust after tasting. Use it in Creamy Cajun Sauce, sprinkle it on roasted vegetables, or season chicken for a bowl.
Nutrition has not been calculated for this recipe.
Source: https://saucyrecipe.com/homemade-cajun-seasoning/
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