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    Everything Seed Mixture

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    An easy-to-make blend of toasted seeds and seasonings that adds a nutty and fragrant depth to various dishes.

    Ingredients for Everything Seed Mixture

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    White Sesame Seeds, untoasted

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    Black Sesame Seeds, untoasted

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    Caraway Seeds, untoasted

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    Poppy Seeds, untoasted

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    Granulated Onion, dehydrated

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    Flaky Sea Salt

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    How to Make Everything Seed Mixture

    1. Toast the Seeds

    In a small skillet, combine the white sesame seeds, black sesame seeds, caraway seeds, and poppy seeds. Toast them over medium heat, stirring regularly, for about 3 minutes until the white sesame seeds are golden brown and the caraway seeds are fragrant.

    2. Add Onion and Salt

    Once the seeds are toasted, mix in the granulated onion and flaky sea salt, ensuring they are evenly distributed throughout the seed mixture.

    3. Cool and Store

    Allow the Everything Seed Mixture to cool completely before transferring it to an airtight container. Once properly stored, the mixture can be enjoyed for up to a month.

    Pitfalls and tips

    Freshness is Key

    Ensure your seeds and spices are fresh for the best flavor. Stale seeds can result in a musty, dull blend.

    Storage

    Store your mixture in a cool, dark place in an airtight container to maintain freshness and prevent rancidity.

    Toasting the Seeds

    Toast sesame, poppy, and other seeds gently until fragrant to enhance flavor without burning them.

    Balancing Salt and Texture

    Use flaky sea salt for better crunch and flavor compared to regular table salt.

    Uniform Size Matters

    Keep seed sizes uniform for even flavor distribution throughout the mixture.


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