1. Mix all the spices up in a bowl and then spoon into a spice jar. If you don't have one, spoon the spices into a container that suits your spice use.
2. Label the bottle or jar and store like any other spice. Use zip sandwich bags and store in a safe spot where they won't get ripped if you don't have jars.
Tips
Use this blend on just about anything - from Creole dishes to popcorn. You can add to the flour dredge for spicy chicken or pork chops.
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