Your own Spaghetti Seasoning mix made from scratch!
Add this amazing spaghetti spice mix to perfect and enhance the flavor of your pasta dinner meal.
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A Seasoning blend just for spaghetti can be such a great time saver when you prepare a delicious sauce.
The purpose of this homemade spaghetti spice and herb blend is to add flavor easily to your spaghetti dinner meal
It saves you time and effort, which is needed if you are a busy bee during the day.
But you will soon realize too that a slow meal can need a dash of this Italian seasoning recipe.
It just makes your spaghetti sauce irresistible and so delicious!
Ingredients
My seasoning mix includes the following 6 dried spices and herbs.
- Garlic Powder
- Onion Powder
- Oregano
- Basil
- Rosemary
- Black Pepper
For the garlic powder I use roasted garlic powder for extra flavor.
You can switch the oregano with marjoram if you prefer.
I dry my own rosemary so I make sure that the rosemary needles are smashed a bit to make it easier to prepare the spaghetti sauce seasoning.
For
Use whole black pepper ground into powder for the best spaghetti seasoning.
Uses
You can get creative with this Italian seasoning by using it to season your pasta sauce, the ground beef in your bolognese, meatballs in your pasta or any other meat or seafood that you want to add to your spaghetti sauce.
This is a good pasta spice mix and I dare to say the best seasoning for spaghetti bolognese. You can use it instead of Italian seasoning.
- any other pasta dish and even pasta salad
- a plain spaghetti sauce without meat and seafood
- in a homemade lasagne
- in a creamy potato gnocchi sauce
- as a pizza seasoning (I do that all the time)
How to season your tomato meat sauce?
Step 1
Cook your spaghetti according to package instructions.
Slice your onion, dice your tomatoes and fry the fresh ingredients soft with some olive oil in a pan.
Step 2
Add Tomato Paste some broth and blend the sauce to a smooth consistency.
Step 3
Mix in your ground meat and the spaghetti seasoning to your sauce.
Once cooked add the cooked spaghetti and serve hot.
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Please feel free to share your thoughts and ideas with us in the comment section further below!
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📖 Recipe
Homemade Spaghetti Seasoning Mix Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Tablespoon Garlic Powder
- 1 Tablespoon Onion Powder
- 2 Tablespoons Oregano dried
- 3 Tablespoons Basil dried
- 1 Tablespoon Rosemary dried & smashed a bit
- 2 Teaspoons Black Pepper
Instructions
- Mix all the ingredients together in store in an airtight container to use another day.
- Simply add some of the spaghetti seasoning into your pasta sauce during the cooking process to add amazing Italian flavors!
Notes
- Substitute marjoram with oregano if you prefer it that way.
- Use quality herbs and spices for the best result
- You can toast the rosemary needles for a few seconds in a dry pan to release the flavors. That way the rosemary will dry and you can smash it better into smaller pieces.
- Store in an airtight container to preserve for a longer period of time. Use a transparent container so that you remember to use it.
- Mix the seasoning before you use it because some spices are heavier than others and tend to fall to the bottom of the spice jar.
- I don't add salt to the seasoning mix. You can always add salt to the dish during the cooking process.
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you have not said how much of each spice?? it sounds great. please let me know
The recipe is at the bottom after the pin. It includes the measurements.
How much is add some seasoning? Please give me a idea of how much to put in the sauce. Thank you.
Hi Blair,
I add about 1 Tablespoon for 2-3 servings. This also depends on the dish. Start with 1 tablespoon or so or 2 teaspoons, taste test and adjust to your requirements. I hope this helps.