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Anonymous
| We've started making turkey tacos with ground turkey breast pretty regularly and are looking for a really good taco seasoning. Any suggestions? |
Anonymous
| Don't know if it's any good but Costco sells a large bottle of taco seasonings, could be Kirkland brand. |
Anonymous
| McCormick's Taco Seasoning. Even my mexican grandma uses it. |
Anonymous
| El Paso taco seasoning. You can buy just the seasoning and not the whole taco kit. |
Anonymous
| Penzeys makes a great poultry taco seasoning. |
Anonymous
| TJs has a really spicy packet...nice..under a dollar |
Anonymous
Penzey's is great (either their regular or their turkey seasoning). |
Anonymous
Ack! OP here - I've used Penzey's poultry taco before and completely forgot about it! Thanks. |
Anonymous
| We found a recipe on allrecipes.com and mixed up a bunch. |
Anonymous
OP here - I love this idea! Many of the mixes are too salty for my taste. How long does it last? |
Anonymous
Different poster here, but we do this too. It's healthier (both fb/c of sodium and preservatives), cheaper, and tastes better (and you can customize it). I pulled about 4 recipes and mixed and matched. In an airtight container, it'll keep just as long as regular spices (although not as long as the envelopes). |
Anonymous
| Second Trader Joe's -- but it is a little spicier than most. |
Anonymous
| I gotta co-sign on the Trader Joe's taco seasoning. That stuff is delish! |
Anonymous
| Second McCormick's. We eat tacos every week and love it! |
Anonymous
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I've posted a recipe I use for seasoning mix here before:
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/27897.page I haven't made it for a while, but I think the amount of salt was pretty generous. I'd maybe just skip it and then add it to taste at meal time. |