Caribbean Green Seasoning
My Caribbean green seasoning blend is my holy grail of seasoning. The versatile Caribbean seasoning blend…
Allow me to introduce you to my holy grail of seasoning. Meet my Caribbean green seasoning. It’s a super versatile blend of all my favorite Caribbean seasonings that add that EXTRA ✨layer of flavor to my marinades, stews, and soups.
This Caribbean green seasoning recipe is super easy to make and better than anything you can purchase in the store; best of all contains no additives. It’s crafted from a mix of fresh herbs and aromatics that can be tailored specifically to suit your taste and preference – YOUR seasoning your way!!
It also gets better with time. The longer it sits, the better it tastes and even smells. A win-win.
Ingredient Rundown
Ingredients For Making Caribbean Green Seasoning:
Green Onion (scallions)
Scotch Bonnet Pepper (optional) – or choice of chile pepper.
Fresh Garlic Cloves
Fresh Thyme
Pimento Seeds (all spice berries)
Yellow Onion
Extra Virgin Olive Oil – or vegetable oil of choice*** The full recipe, including all ingredients, measurements, instructions, and recipe video 🎥 is located in the recipe card below.
Variation
You’re not restricted to the ingredients listed above. You can add any amounts or combinations of peppers, herbs, or aromatics. I usually do different variations so there is really no wrong way to make this awesome green seasoning blend!
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What Can I use the Green Seasoning on?
It’s great for stews, sauces, curries, soups, or use in your marinades. I add it to most dishes from chicken wings to steaks for that extra burst of flavor.
My daughter confessed she has used it as a spread on several occasions. Not to yuck her yum but YUCK! lol
If you try it as a spread and like it – Pleaseeeeee come back and let me know in the comments!
Got Leftovers?
How To Store Your Green Seasoning in the Fridge?
Store your green seasoning in an air-tight container in the refrigerator. I typically use an old jerk seasoning jar, marinara sauce jar, and or old seasoning jar. Use what you already have in your cupboard. This will last 1-2 months in the refrigerator.
I recommend placing a piece of cling wrap over the opening of your storage container before you close it. This helps to prevent odor transfer to other items in your refrigerator.
How To Store Your Green Seasoning in the Freezer?
You can make additional quantities and freeze them in ice cube trays, after they are frozen, remove the cubes from the trays and store them in freezer bags. Thaw before use.
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Caribbean Green Seasoning
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This green seasoning is a game-changer! It adds so much freshness and flavor to any dish, and it’s so easy to make. I love how it uses fresh herbs and spices that I can find at my local market. I use it to marinate chicken, fish, vegetables, and even tofu. It makes everything taste like a tropical vacation.
This was my first try at green seasoning and I thank you for making your recipe so easy to follow. Added so much flavor to my chicken marinade I didn’t really need anything else!
Green onions are a fave in my home and this recipe really allowed them to shine. I used this seasoning on shrimp and it was so delicious! Thanks for sharing.
I can’t say enough how much this Caribbean seasoning has transformed my dishes! Love it!
I loved this recipe so so much, and more so the versatility of the green seasoning. I used it as a marinate for my goat leg, which sat overnight. The roast was so full flavored and everyone wanted to know what I did to achieve those flavors; and I referred them to this post. Huge thank you!
I had never heard of green seasoning before coming across this recipe. It should really be called green magic because it takes practically any dish up to the next level. I used this to flavor a simple shrimp and rice dish that I cook all the time and I noticed a huge difference after adding this seasoning! This is one recipe to keep on hand!
This green seasoning is slightly different than one I’ve made before, but it was no less incredible! I’m using it at breakfast, lunch and dinnertime!
Definitely making this a staple in my fridge! Your recipe for Caribbean Green Seasoning is flavorful and easy to prep. I love adding this to rice and soups!
I love using Caribbean green seasoning in my recipes. I made the smaller batch the first time, but went through it so fast I’m now making the full recipe. This green sauce is everything.
Loved making this green sauce and now it’s my go to for marinades for my proteins. A little definitely goes a long way.
I love making carribean green sauce, its great in soups, to marinate all meats, I use in rice also and to preserve it, I freeze in ice trays, so I have whenever I need some. Love, love, love this recipe.
Thanks for the review Timmea and I’m so glad you are loving the Caribbean seasoning blend. One love xx