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Ingredient: Seasoning Blend

on March 21, 2023

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Blend everything together and use on all kinds of dishes.

Salt

Paprika

Cumin

Sugar

Curry (not as much as other spices)

Allspice

Nutmeg

Cayenne

Black pepper

Turmeric

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