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Homemade Savoury Seasoning Salt

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This simple savoury salt is a great way of adding a punch of herbal flavour to your food either during cooking or at the table. And it’s super easy to make too!

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Homemade Savoury Seasoning Salt

Savoury salt is a great addition to your store cupboard/larder and makes whipping up any meal a whole lot faster when your most basic seasoning already packs a punch of flavour.

Although you can buy flavoured salts in the shop it is so much better to make your own.

From Jamie Oliver to Tesco’s own brand mixed salt blends are all over the place so why bother to go to all the trouble of making your own?

Well simply because it really isn’t any trouble or hassle at all and when you make your own you are in charge of everything that goes into your savoury salt so you can make it as flavoursome as you like.

salt and herb mixture

Fresh herbs or dried herbs

If I’m making this in the summer months I use the fresh herbs from my garden. 

Just chop them finely and lay them on some parchment paper and leave them to dry either on the Aga or above a radiator for 2 days mixed with the salt.

At other times of year, I just use dried herbs to make my savoury salt.

If you are using dried herbs then you obviously don’t have to leave things to dry, you simply mix those dried herbs with your coarse sea salt (or mix in some of that nice pink Himalayan salt as well) and scoop it into sterilised jars.

close up of jar of salt

Using Savoury Salt

I use my savoury salt in all sorts of cooking, from rubbing into the skin of a chicken before roasting, to sprinkling on salads, adding to soups and stews and adding to roasted vegetables or baking potatoes.

So there you have it, a super easy little recipe for a larder staple. This recipe is just one of many in my eBook Gourmet Gifts For Christmas

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Looking for more super easy homemade seasonings and sauces to make? Then check these out before you go;

Homemade hot chilli salt

Mediterranean seasoning salt

Homemade harissa spice sauce

Homemade curry powder

Easy homemade citrus sugar

Homemade dukkah spice mix

Homemade savoury salt mix

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PS this makes a great wee foodie gift for Christmas and is one of over fifty great recipes in my Ebook Naughty & Nice Edible Gifts For Christmas.

savoury salt

Savoury Salt

Karon
Savoury Salt is a great way to add flavour to any dish from veggies to chicket, meat or soup
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Prep Time 10 mins
Total Time 10 mins
Course seasonings

Ingredients
 

  • Using fresh herbs
  • 2 large sprigs of rosemary
  • 4 sage leaves
  • 2 cloves garlic
  • 1 small red chilli
  • 150 g/5oz mix of course sea salt and pink Himalayan salt
  • Using dried herbs
  • 1 tbsp rosemary
  • 1 tbasp sage
  • 2 cloves garlic
  • 1 small chilli
  • 150 g/5oz course sea salt and pink Himalayan salt

Instructions
 

  • Using Fresh Herbs
  • Finely chop the herbs, chilli and garlic
  • Place a sheet of baking parchment over a drying rack and scatter on the chopped herbs, chilli, garlic and also the salts
  • Leave in a warm place (on top of radiator, airing cupboard, top of fridge) for 2 days to dry out
  • Scoop into sterilised jars
  • Using Dried Herbs
  • Chop the garlic and chilli and mix with the salts and dried herbs and dry as above.
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