- Blend McCormick Culinary Blackened Seasoning into softened butter for a flavorful compound butter and use it to top steaks, fish, or vegetables, or spread it on bread
- Blackened Marinade: Mix blackened seasoning with olive oil, lemon juice, and a bit of soy sauce or Worcestershire sauce for a bold marinade for meats, seafood, or tofu
- Blackened Breadcrumbs: Add blackened seasoning to breadcrumbs for coating chicken, fish, or vegetables before baking or frying to create a spicy, crispy crust
- Blackened Seasoning is a classic addition to seafood such as catfish, salmon red snapper, tilapia, shrimp, and scallops
- Blackened seasoning works great on chicken, fish (like salmon or catfish), shrimp, and steak
- Add Blackened Seasoning to aioli or mayo to create a spicy sauce that is perfect for spreading on a po' boy or using as a dip for fries or onion rings
- Grill a blackened ribeye or sirloin steak and top it with fresh chimichurri sauce