Everything Bagel Seasoning is all the spice seasoning you find on bagels, just without the bagel. Learn how to make it with this super easy recipe!
Everything Bagel Seasoning is a spice mix that must always be in your kitchen. We love this recipe for seasoning chicken, veggies, and everything in between.
What is all bagel spice?
Everything Bagel Seasoning is the delicious, chunky, savory seasoning you’ll find on Everything Bagels, but without the bagel! It was first popularized by Trader Joe’s when they released an Everything But the Bagel Seasoning to be sold in store.
All bagel seasoning goes into pretty much everything these days! Our recipe uses all the classic whole spice ingredients, but uses far less salt so you can control your sodium!
What’s in all bagel spice?
You only need 6 whole ingredients for this all-bagel spice recipe:
- white sesame
- black sesame seeds
- dried chopped garlic
- dried chopped onion
- Poppy
- Coarse salt
a note on salt
Our spices have a lot less salt than the kind you buy at Trader Joe’s. So, keep that in mind when subbing our spices. Feel free to add salt as needed!
Everything bagel recipe ideas
Do NOT want to use your condiments in homemade bagels? Here are some recipe ideas!
More ways to use Everything Bagel
Fried vegetables: Sprinkle a few teaspoons onto your roasted Brussels sprouts, roasted red potatoes, or roasted root vegetables.
dips: Add a tablespoon of spice to our Roasted Garlic Caramelized Onion Dip. #drool
Hard Boiled Eggs: spice up your hard-boiled eggs with a sprinkling of all-bagel seasoning.
Meat/Salmon: Use this mixture as a rub for various cuts of meat like chicken breast, pork or even salmon!
Soft Pretzel: Before baking your homemade soft pretzel, sprinkle some bagel seasoning on top. GENIUS.
Soup: This may sound strange, but add a tablespoon of this spice to flavor the soup. All the minced garlic and onion dissolve and are DELICIOUS. Try it:
How Much All Seasoning Should I Use?
Wondering how much of this spice to add to your meat, dips, or roasted veggies? Our recipe calls for much less salt than the bagel condiments you can find at the store, which means you can use as much as you like without it getting too salty!
For 1 pound chicken: Start with 1 tablespoon but use up to 2.
For soup: Add 1 tablespoon.
If you end up wanting more salt, feel free to add it after you’ve seasoned your dish.
storage
Store this spice in a jar or glass container. Be sure to seal tightly and store in a cool, dark place for optimal shelf life. This takes up to 3 months.
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