
Green Seasoning vs Store-Bought Marinades
Not all marinades are built the same. Some give you freshness, aroma and that just-seasoned Caribbean kitchen smell.
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Not all marinades are built the same. Some give you freshness, aroma and that just-seasoned Caribbean kitchen smell.

Green seasoning is not only for chicken. Once you understand how to use green seasoning as a flavour base, it becomes one of the easiest ways to add fresh Caribbean depth to almost any savoury dish, from fish and rice to vegetables, soups, sauces and breakfast.

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Every Trinidad kitchen has a jar of green seasoning in the fridge. It sits next to the pepper sauce, and it goes into almost everything:

Creamy chicken Alfredo with BackYard Blendz Original Green Seasoning, tender pan-seared chicken, fettuccine and a rich Parmesan sauce with a Caribbean twist.

Soft Caribbean scrambled eggs with BackYard Blendz Original Green Seasoning, pimento peppers, onion and carrot. A quick, flavourful breakfast ready in under 15 minutes.

Juicy Cajun shrimp seasoned with BackYard Blendz Spicy Green Seasoning, Cajun spices and lemon, then quickly seared for a bold Cajun-Caribbean meal ready in under 30 minutes.