Italian Seasoning Recipe

This Italian Seasoning recipe is super versatile and so easy to make. Best of all, you know exactly what is going into it! 

You’re probably having a strange sense of déjà vu right now… since last week I brought you that recipe for the bread dipping oil. This recipe is similar in some of the herbs it contains, but still a very different recipe. 

This Italian Seasoning recipe is great because you know exactly what’s in it and it’s easy to make more using the herbs and spices in your pantry. You’ll never be without Italian seasoning when you stumble upon it in a recipe.

Having a jar of this Italian seasoning in your pantry will add flavor to so many recipes. I love it in balsamic marinade (that one is a reader fave!), pizza chicken tenders, and mini turkey meatloaves sheet pan dinner. It’s also a great way to dress up homemade croutons. This roast chicken with Italian Seasonings also looks great! The uses are endless! 

What’s in Italian Seasoning?

I’m sure every recipe is slightly different, but here’s what this Italian Seasoning includes:

• dried oregano
• dried basil
• ground marjoram
• dried thyme
• dried rosemary
• dried sage
• dried parsley

You can also opt to add in garlic powder, onion powder, and/or red pepper flakes. It depends on what you like! I like to just do the herbs and then add the other stuff depending on what recipe I’m making, or who I’m serving.

How to store and how long it keeps:

Easy – just store in an airtight container with all your other spices. It will keep for about 1 year, and then you’ll want to freshen it up with new stuff.

 

Verdict: Can’t go wrong! This stuff is versatile and fantastic. 
Husband’s take: I mean, I didn’t just give him a spoonful of it, but he likes everything I make with it.
Changes I would make: None are necessary!
Difficulty: Easy