Dominican Sazón (All Purpose Seasoning)

This is it. The Dominican Seasoning from scratch that I grew up cooking with. Basically, our holy grail! LOL

My mom always made and still makes from scratch. I have shown you how to make many Dominican dishes with other ingredients that are quick and easy. I didn’t want to overwhelm you. But this is the best and most classic way to go.

We normally make big batches and split them into small containers. Keep one in the fridge and freeze the rest. As we need them, we defrost.

This is the most authentic way to season our Dominican food. In other islands and even in Mexico, you can find similar versions. And honestly, they are all great. We all have our own ingredients that make ours special.

How do you use this sazón in cooking from now on?
Depending on how much meat, fish or other that you are cooking, place about 2 to 3 tablespoons over that. You can enhance with a bit more soy sauce or abodo. And just cook.

In the next episode, I will be making Pernil (Pulled Pork). There you can see how I used this seasoning and get the idea on how to use it for yourself.

Ingredients:

1 pepper of each color, chopped
1 cilantro bunch
2 tbs oregano
Bag of garlic
White vinegar
1 Lime
4 tbs adobo
5 splashes soy sauce
1/4 cup water

Directions:

Mix all ingredients in a food processor and pulse until smooth. Look at my images for consistency idea.

Divide into separate freezer friendly, plastic containers.

Keep one container in the freezer and place the others in the freezer until needed.

To thaw out, remove container from freezer and place in fridge overnight.

These can last several weeks in your fridge. Frozen, for a couple of months.

Dominican Sazón (ALL PURPOSE Seasoning)

Classic Dominican Seasoning for beef, chicken and even fish!

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Course: Seasonings

Cuisine: Caribbean, Cuban, Dominican, Latin, Latin Fusion

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 5 minutes

Servings: 4 16 oz containers

Ingredients

• 1 pepper of each color (red, green, yellow, orange) cut in chunks
• 1 cilantro bunch
• 2 tbs ground oregano
• 1 bag garlic cloves
• 3 tbs white vinegar
• 1 lime
• 4 tbs adobo Goya
• 5 tbs soy sauce
• 1/4 cup water

Instructions

• After chopping all ingredients, mix all ingredients in a food processor and pulse until smooth. Look at my images for consistency idea.
• Divide into separate freezer friendly, plastic containers.
• Keep one container in the freezer and place the others in the freezer until needed.
• To thaw out, remove container from freezer and place in fridge overnight.
• These can last several weeks in your fridge. Frozen, for a couple of months.

Video

Notes

How do you use this sazón in cooking from now on?

Depending on how much meat, fish or other that you are cooking, place about 2 to 3 tablespoons over that. You can enhance with a bit more soy sauce or abodo. And just cook.