It’s time for this month’s
Food ‘n Flix pick…well…sort of.
This month’s movie was Nina’s
Heavenly Delights hosted by Heather at All Roads Lead to the Kitchen.
Based on the title and
the cover art, I was skeptical (I also had to check the rating, because, yikes
(turns out it’s PG-13)). I read the synopsis
and I was still not enthusiastic. Then I
realized that the movie wasn’t available at the library or on any streaming
service and I was done. Then my friend
Cam mentioned having the same problem.
She got around it by watching trailers and clips on Youtube. That I could do.
So I set out to find
clips and trailers. I saw a lot of curry
and lots of spice mixes.
So I decided to share one
of my favorite go-to spice mixes – Everything Bagel Mix! Now, admittedly, the mixes shown in the movie
clips were more intricate mixes using a mortar and pestle, but it still made
sense to share a favorite especially since I use it frequently.
Some people like to add salt to their Everything Bagel Mix, but I leave it out, preferring to add salt separately so I can add the right amount of salt to the individual dish.
Some people like to add salt to their Everything Bagel Mix, but I leave it out, preferring to add salt separately so I can add the right amount of salt to the individual dish.
Most recently, I’ve been
using it on Avocado Toast and my Twisted Parmesan Rolls. I also have another recipe coming up next
that the kids were absolutely raving over!
Everything Bagel Mix
2 teaspoons sesame seeds
2 teaspoons poppy seeds
1 teaspoon dried minced garlic
1 teaspoon dried minced
onion
Mix all ingredients
together. Store in an airtight container.
Ohhhh! I see! MINCED garlic and MINCED onion! Now it all makes sense. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing that as I am currently in a two-story town that doesn't have a bagel shop so I'm really missing my Everything Bagel. I am adding these ingredients (and a bag of bagels) to my grocery list! So excited!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining in even though you couldn't find the film! I love everything bagels, so I need to make a batch of this stat.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Amy! Thanks for the recipe. Make it myself...why didn't I think of that earlier!??!
ReplyDeleteGreat share for this film Amy.....you didn't miss too much.
ReplyDeleteI never knew the ingredients were so simple and readily available. I've been using some interesting spices to "spice" up some potentially lackluster lunches lately. I can't wait to see how else you used this. I just totally ran out of time last month for FnF. :(
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