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Have You Found Cajun Seasoning for Sale?
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Several popular recipes from The Pampered Chef collection require discontinued Pantry seasoning mixes, prompting a request for alternatives. Key substitutions include using Cajun seasoning in place of Cajun Herb Seasoning Mix for Buffalo Chicken Salad and replacing Pantry Picnic Salad Seasoning Mix with a tablespoon of Pantry All-Purpose Dill Mix in Chilled Seafood Salad. For the Chunky Blue Cheese dressing, the Picnic Salad Seasoning can be omitted, adjusting the milk and blue cheese quantities instead. The Asian-Style Wontons recipe also needs modification, omitting the Asian Seasoning Mix and adding garlic and soy sauce instead. Additionally, there is a note about an error in the Asian-Style Wontons recipe regarding the availability of the seasoning mix.
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"From our Feb 8 and July 5 edition of Weekly Bites:
(From July 5):
Several popular recipes in The Pampered Chef collection use Pantry seasoning mixes that have been discontinued. The following substitutions may be used in place of these recipe ingredients:
From the Super Salads Recipe Card Collection:
•Buffalo Chicken Salad: Substitute Cajun seasoning for the Pantry Cajun Herb Seasoning Mix.
•Chilled Seafood Salad: Substitute 1 tablespoon of Pantry All-Purpose Dill Mix for the Pantry Picnic Salad Seasoning Mix.
•Dazzling Dressings, Chunky Blue Cheese: Omit Pantry Picnic Salad Seasoning Mix. Decrease milk to 1/4 cup. Increase blue cheese to 1/3 cup.
From the Season's Best Recipe Collection (Spring/Summer 2005):
•Asian-Style Wontons: Omit Pantry Asian Seasoning Mix. Add one small garlic clove, pressed, and 1/2 teaspoon soy sauce, to chicken mixture. Proceed as recipe directs.
(from Feb 8th):
Please note that there is an error in the Asian-Style Wontons recipe on page 7. The recipe calls for Asian Seasoning Mix, although The Pampered Chef no longer offers this Pantry item. Substitute one small garlic clove, pressed, and 1/2 teaspoon soy sauce. Proceed as recipe directs. We apologize for any inconvenience.
I can only guess you could substitute for lettuce rolls also."
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I got that from a post rita put on another thread..I don't know if it helps or not, but it does talk about the cajun seasoning
(From July 5):
Several popular recipes in The Pampered Chef collection use Pantry seasoning mixes that have been discontinued. The following substitutions may be used in place of these recipe ingredients:
From the Super Salads Recipe Card Collection:
•Buffalo Chicken Salad: Substitute Cajun seasoning for the Pantry Cajun Herb Seasoning Mix.
•Chilled Seafood Salad: Substitute 1 tablespoon of Pantry All-Purpose Dill Mix for the Pantry Picnic Salad Seasoning Mix.
•Dazzling Dressings, Chunky Blue Cheese: Omit Pantry Picnic Salad Seasoning Mix. Decrease milk to 1/4 cup. Increase blue cheese to 1/3 cup.
From the Season's Best Recipe Collection (Spring/Summer 2005):
•Asian-Style Wontons: Omit Pantry Asian Seasoning Mix. Add one small garlic clove, pressed, and 1/2 teaspoon soy sauce, to chicken mixture. Proceed as recipe directs.
(from Feb 8th):
Please note that there is an error in the Asian-Style Wontons recipe on page 7. The recipe calls for Asian Seasoning Mix, although The Pampered Chef no longer offers this Pantry item. Substitute one small garlic clove, pressed, and 1/2 teaspoon soy sauce. Proceed as recipe directs. We apologize for any inconvenience.
I can only guess you could substitute for lettuce rolls also."
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I got that from a post rita put on another thread..I don't know if it helps or not, but it does talk about the cajun seasoning
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cajun seasoning and what ingredients does it typically contain?
Cajun seasoning is a blend of spices that captures the flavors of Louisiana cuisine. It typically contains ingredients like paprika, cayenne pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper, thyme, and oregano. The exact blend can vary by brand or recipe.
Where can I find Cajun seasoning for sale?
You can find Cajun seasoning for sale at various locations, including grocery stores, specialty spice shops, and online retailers. Additionally, Pampered Chef may offer Cajun seasoning as part of their product line, so checking their website or contacting a consultant could be beneficial.
Is Pampered Chef Cajun seasoning different from other brands?
Yes, Pampered Chef Cajun seasoning may have a unique blend of spices and flavors compared to other brands. Each company has its own recipe, which can result in different levels of heat and flavor profiles. It's worth trying Pampered Chef's version to see how it compares to others.
Can I purchase Cajun seasoning directly from a Pampered Chef consultant?
Yes, you can purchase Cajun seasoning directly from a Pampered Chef consultant. They can provide you with information on availability, pricing, and any current promotions. You can also host a party to earn discounts on your purchases.
Are there any recipes that use Cajun seasoning from Pampered Chef?
Yes, Pampered Chef offers a variety of recipes that incorporate Cajun seasoning. You can find these recipes on their website or in their cookbooks. Cajun seasoning is often used in dishes like grilled meats, seafood, and vegetable stir-fries to add a flavorful kick.
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