If you’re using a jarred Italian seasoning blend, throw it in the trash immediately and mix up your own.
Italian Spice Blend Recipe
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This is an excellent Italian herb blend recipe we use for pizza, meatballs, red sauces, and anything you want to add an Italian flair to. It takes me back to ice skating as a boy and buying pizza by the slice and to dinner in the homes of any of my Italian American wife's family. To me the most important flavor is oregano.
Makes:
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Ingredients
- 4 tablespoons crushed dried oregano leaves
- 4 tablespoons crushed, dried basil leaves
- 2 tablespoons garlic powder
- 1 tablespoon dried thyme leaves
- 1 teaspoon ground black pepper
Notes:
Optional additions. Dried rosemary leaves (crush them so they don't stab you); dried marjoram; 1crushed red pepper flakes or chipotle.
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Method
- Just mix them together in a jar and shake before using.
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