I love homemade spice mix recipes! They can save you big money at the grocery store, and you know exactly what’s in them! No additives, preservatives, or extra salt thrown in! Make these spice mixes up ahead of time and have them in your cupboard, or in your freezer, ready to go when you’re ready to use them! I like to set aside an afternoon and make up a few of these, it doesn’t take long. Once they’re made up it’s just as easy as buying the pre-made spice mixes at the grocery, but cheaper, and you know exactly what you’re getting!
- Pumpkin Pie Spice from Thirty – One 10
- Homemade Taco Seasoning from Love Bakes Good Cakes
- Basil Salt from Juggling Act Mama
- Rosemary and Garlic Herb Rub from Kaylyn’s Kitchen
- Best Ever Spicy Taco Seasoning from Three in Three +1
- Spice Rub for Chicken from A Family Feast
- Homemade Chinese 5 Spice Powder & Rub from Baxtron Life
- Homemade Mild Taco Seasoning from Juggling Act Mama
- Kaylyn’s Kitchen Montreal Steak Seasoning
- Homemade Chili Seasoning Mix from Amanda’s Cookin’
- Lemon Basil Garlic Salt from Vegan Mother Hubbard
- Sage, Rosemary, Garlic Dried Herb Mix from Kaylyn’s Kitchen
The homemade pumpkin pie spice is one of my favorites this time of year, but I also make my own taco seasoning mix on a fairly regular basis. Have you ever read the label on the taco seasoning mixes in the store? There is a ton of salt in them, and other things besides spices!
The lemon basil garlic salt would be delicious on grilled salmon, and I love making up my own chili seasoning to go with the tomatoes from my garden I use for the sauce!
We grill year round, so I’m always looking for new rubs to have on hand for an easy week night supper on the grill!
Do you have any favorite spice mixes you like to keep on hand?
Thanks for including my chili seasoning! I’m pinning this, there are several others on here I want to try! 🙂
I got excited when I saw your pin on the homemade spice mixes. Have pinned on my boards. You don’t happen to have any idea on how to do a Tequlia, Lime, Garlic Seasoning. I have had a hard finding it lately. Finally found some at Cabellas. It makes a FANTASTIC rub, marinade for turkey or chicken. Good on fish, as pork well. Just not sure where to get the dried Tequlia powder or how to make the lime powder.
Toni,
I don’t but it sounds delicious! I might have to look into that!
Thanks so much for sharing TWO of my recipes! I’ve pinned this to a couple different boards and am sharing it on Facebook today, too!
Ang – Juggling Act Mama