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Homemade Cajun Seasoning Blend – Chili Pepper Madness



Use this Cajun seasoning recipe to make your own blend from scratch with your preferred ingredients, with an ingredient chart of commonly used ingredients. A pungent chili seasoning, plus garlic and other awesome seasonings. This is my daily go-to seasoning blend that I have to make in bulk!

CHAPTERS:
0:00 What Cajun Seasoning is and Why Make it Homemade
1:00 Add all Ingredients & Mix
3:05 Variations
3:35 What do Cajun Chefs say is in the Recipe
4:30 Chart with more Variations

THINGS YOU’LL NEED:
2 tablespoons paprika
1 tablespoon cayenne powder
1 tablespoon granulated onion
1 tablespoon granulated garlic
1 tablespoon dried oregano
1 tablespoon black pepper
1 tablespoon granulated salt
OPTIONAL OTHER INGREDIENTS
Cumin coriander, thyme, white pepper, dried basil, celery seed, dried jalapeno powder, superhot powder, smoked chili powder, etc.

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35 Comments

  1. I have never heard of adding chili powder to cajun seasoning, and i'm cajun. Everything else sounds perfect though. I'll have to try the chili powder in mine a few times

  2. The amounts of cayenne and paprika are reversed between the video narration and the ingredient list given, 2-1 and 1-2. Which is it?

  3. My Cajun Seasoning (commercial blend by McCormick) contains – Salt, Chilli Pepper, Dextrose, Celery Seed, Mustard, Thyme, Pepper, Garlic, Onion, Red Pepper, Tarragon, Parsely. yeah its OK but I am here for a reason 😉

  4. Cajun seasoning is something I use probably on a daily basis it’s really my go to. Yeah no doubt in your over alls and bald head.

  5. Thanks for sharing! I found a recipe that called for Cajun seasoning blend but didn’t specify what was in it. I have all of these on hand and will try your exact recipe tonight and tweak it to our taste the next couple times I use it

  6. A couple of weeks ago I made a batch of this exactly how you make it—minus the Ghost Chili powder; I like some heat but not the feeling of liquid fire/napalm on my tongue kind of heat—and it was the best Cajun seasoning I ever used. Then yesterday I made another batch but switched it up just a smidge; instead of regular paprika I used Hungarian sweet paprika and used half black pepper and white pepper…..IT IS SOOO GOOD!…and how I'll be making it for now on! Amazing how just one little omission/add-in can change the flavor profile.

  7. Does Cajun have Clove in it? Because I bought on from a store and it had a strong Clove flavor where we couldn’t taste other spice which wasn’t very pleasant

    The brand is “The Spice Hunter” called Cajun Creole

  8. I like Cajun seasoning, the problem I have with a lot of brands in the stores is the amount of salt in them, I just make this and loved it, used it on my boneless pork chops tonight. I didn't have the ghost pepper powder but I'll be looking for that soon.

  9. From the story I heard in Louisiana Cajun had less then the creoles regarding spices. Cajun had oregano cayenne onion garlic salt kosher or pink whereas creoles had more tomato based things and had more herbs . Ghost pepper is spicy or Korean pepper powder for Cajun indeed 👍

  10. I appreciate this recipe (minus the ghost pepper powder! ) because many of the cajun seasoning blends have way too much salt. By the time you get the food seasoned up good, it can be too salty, so you have to use less, so what’s the point?

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