Make your owneverything but the bagel seasoningat home with just 6 simple ingredients! This homemade everything bagel seasoning blend is easy to customize, perfectly balanced, and tastes even better than store-bought versions. Use it to top bagels, avocado toast, roasted vegetables, or your favorite snacks.
I'll email this recipe post to you so you can have it for later!
Prevent your screen from going dark
Equipment
1 kitchen scalefor measuring ingredients (or use measuring spoons)
1 mini chopperoptional, for chopping larger onion and salt flakes
1 mixing bowl + spoon for combining ingredients
1 airtight storage jar
1 mini funnel optional, for bottling
Ingredients
9gwhite sesame seeds1 TBSP
9gblack sesame seeds1 TBSP
10gdried minced garlic 1 TBSP
7gdried minced onion 1 TBSP
6gpoppy seeds1.5 tsp, or adjust to 1 tsp if you prefer less poppy seed flavor
6gcoarse or flakey sea salt2 tsp, or adjust to taste
Instructions
Measure. In a small bowl, combine sesame seeds, black sesame seeds, dried minced garlic, dried minced onion, poppy seeds, and sea salt.
9 g white sesame seeds, 9 g black sesame seeds, 10 g dried minced garlic, 6 g poppy seeds
Chop. If desired, you can quickly pulse or chop your minced onion and flakey sea salt to help break up any pieces that are too large to incorporate into the mix.
7 g dried minced onion, 6 g coarse or flakey sea salt
Combine. Stir all ingredients together until well combined and evenly distributed.
Store. Transfer the everything bagel seasoning to an airtight container or jar for storage.
Notes
âšī¸ troubleshooting tips
not mixed well - be sure to shake your container very well to distribute all the ingredients with each sprinkling. Certain ingredients can shift and sink to the bottom of your mix, especially when left in a jar container for a longer amount of time.
too chunky - if the granules of onion, garlic, or salt are too chunky for your preference, you can give them a quick blitz in a mini chopper or food processor. A countertop blender with a smaller jar will work too. Heck, you can even put the spices in a Ziploc bag and hit them with a mallet or rolling pin to break up the size a little more.
adjust to taste - when adjusting your blend, I find that tweaking the ingredients a half teaspoon at a time is a good ratio to start experimenting with, which is usually about 2g at a time by weight. I like more garlic, so I always add a bit more! đ