Black River Creole
$6.95
A paprika-based Creole seasoning blend perfect for gumbo and jambalaya recipes. You can also use this Creole seasoning to flavor chicken, shrimp, salmon on the grill, or to season crab and crawfish for a seafood boil. Use Creole spices to season fried catfish, or to make a homemade Creole remoulade.
Net Weights: Jar 2.85oz, Refill Bag 2.6oz, Large Bag 5.2oz
This paprika-based creole seasoning blend is salty & spicy in flavor, with bittersweet, aromatic, peppery and herbal notes.
Ingredients
Salt, Hungarian paprika, roasted garlic, toasted onion, black pepper, cayenne, French thyme, Greek oregano
California Prop 65 Warning
Consuming this product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Find more information at www.p65warnings.ca.gov/food.
How to Use
Add Creole spices and herbs to homemade gumbo or jambalaya recipes. Use Creole seasoning to season your fried catfish batter. Spice up crawfish and crab for a seafood boil, or add Creole spices to crab cakes. Make Creole remoulade or spicy BBQ sauce. Sprinkle on French fries or grits.
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About this Spice
Black River Creole Q&A
What is Creole seasoning?
Creole seasoning is a mix of Creole cuisine-inspired spices and herbs, like paprika, garlic, onion, pepper, cayenne, thyme and oregano.
What is the difference between Creole and Cajun seasoning?
The difference between Creole and Cajun seasoning is usually the level of spice. Cajun seasoning tends to be spicier, as it uses more cayenne pepper than Creole. Creole is less spicy, but also features more herbs in its spice blend than Cajun seasoning.
What is Creole seasoning used for?
Creole seasoning is used to season jambalaya and gumbo. It's also used for seafood boils, fried catfish, or to make a Creole remoulade sauce. It goes great on shrimp, and makes a nice French fry seasoning.
Is Creole seasoning spicy?
Creole seasoning has a medium-level heat in terms of spiciness, so it's not too hot, but does have a bit of a kick to it thanks to the pepper and cayenne.
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