Fantastic base for Cajun and Creole rice dishes
Use to season your Cajun and Creole dishes or build your flavors in:
- Creole Jambalaya Recipes
- Crawfish Etouffee Recipes
- Red Beans And Rice Recipes
- Dirty Rice Recipes
- Cajun Gumbo Recipes
- Boudin Recipes
- Andouille Recipes
- Crawfish Boils
Commander's Palace in New Orleans
One day catering an executive tried the Cajun and Blackening Seasoning. Commander's Palace in New Orleans is highly respected as a great restaurant, so this means a lot. He tasted our chicken, our jambalaya, then picked up the Cajun and Blackening Seasoning, dashed it in his hand, licked it and said, "I wouldn't change a (expletive) thing." This meant a lot.
Chicago Johnnys Co Cajun and Blackening Seasoning
Bold flavor Cajun and Blackening Seasoning without sugar - Pictured is Blackened Shrimp and Grits with Pancetta
Started as Cajun & Creole food at fairs, festivals, breweries, and catering. This seasoning was the base for Red Beans & Rice, Crawfish Etouffee, Jambalaya, and Gumbo. It is easily used to make Dirty Rice, Cajun Chicken Po Boys, Blackened Steak or Shrimp....
Easy to use as a seasoning on chicken, shrimp, steak, burgers, sauteed vegetables, on rice and much more.
Universally Used Blackening Seasoning
Most Blackening Seasoning has added sugar, but not this one. Relying on the sweetness of spices like granulated onion and garlic and paprika, Cajun and Blackening Seasoning blackens beautifully. Pan fry fish, chicken, steak, shrimp, or vegetables heavily seasoned with Cajun and Blackening Seasoning and finish with some more fresh, uncooked Cajun and Blackening Seasoning. For steaks you can use a slightly higher heat because of the lower cooking time.