Poultry Seasoning, Creole Style

11/1/2019 – The recipe below is based on the previous one above except it has 4X the weight of each spice plus 50% more of rosemary, sage, bay leaf, and thyme. We liked it but wanted a stronger statement of the traditional poultry seasoning flavors.

Notes:

  • the rosemary, sage, bay leaf, and thyme a lot more traditional poultry seasoning than Kit called for in the recipe that was our original inspiration.
  • the bay rosemary, sage and thyme used here was gound. Her recipe call for it to be dried–hence leafs that is how we had made it up to this batch.
  • Insofar as volume goes, this one is 24X the amount of Kit’s recipe including our changes.
  • The salt in the original recipe seems like a lot and for this enlarged amount would be about 2C. As that seemed excessive this batch only put in 75% or 488-122=366 gms.* We also found dishes that included dry brined meat a bit too salty so this reduction will hopefully fix that.
  • This recipe filled our standard large spice jar (16 oz) plus about 24 oz. in a quart jar. So, it made about 40 oz.
  • The spreadsheet that did the volume increase calc’s is in DropBox/Cooking.
Ingredientgrams
kosher salt*366
paprika, smoked Spanish60
onion powder28
garlic powder28
black pepper, freshly ground36
white pepper, freshly ground28
cayenne pepper28
oregano, greek dried8
bay leaves, ground18
rosemary, ground48
sage, ground36
thyme, ground18

12/14/2020 – We liked the above mix so made another batch. It made a quart plus refilled the SS shaker can.

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