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Chef Paul Prudhomme's Magic Seasoning Blends ~ Blackened Redfish Magic
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Chef Paul Prudhomme's Magic Seasoning Blends ~ Blackened Redfish Magic
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- Publisher: Magic Seasoning Blends
- Label: Magic Seasoning Blends
- Studio: Magic Seasoning Blends
- Average Customer Review: based on 3 reviews
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Summary: Excellent tasty product. 2008-08-05
Comment: This is an excellent all around seasoning for those working in Creole or Cajun food. It is extremely versatile. This large container holds enough so that you can play around with it a lot. The cost I felt was quite reasonable. The flavor is quite unique and would be difficult to create on your own.
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Summary: Chef Paul Prudhomme's Best Seasoning 2008-01-21
Comment: I've been experimenting with Cajun food for quite sometime. I've talked with several different Creole Chefs and two of the three that I have spoked with have recommended this seasoning over any other. From now on, this is the only Creole seasoning I use on any meat. I've bought the variety pack of Chef Paul Prudhomme's seasonings, and nothing really stuck out like this one. If you have been using Chef Paul Prudhomme's seasonings, and haven't purchased this one, you are in for a treat. I can't find this specific product in the stores, which makes the 24-oz can a great buy.
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Summary: Wonderfully Versatile! 2008-01-09
Comment: We absolutely love this seasoning. I worked years ago in a restaurant, and this is the seasoning they would put on fish, chicken and beef. It adds a lot of flavor, without adding a lot of fat and calories. We use it for veggies, soups, fish, you name it.
We can't seem to keep it in the house, and at approx $5.00 for a small bottle from the market, this large canister is a much better deal. It should last us a good long time.
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