After tons of trail and error this is a very close match to Taco Bell Seasoning that they use in their meat. Make it in about 1 minute – just put all the ingredients in a jar and shake and you are done. Simple. PLUS simply use gluten-free flour and this is gluten- free and use gluten – free beef bouillon granules.
Here is my own personal taco seasoning – Homemade Taco Seasoning Recipe
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I am gluten-free as well so I will try it with my special flour! Thanks for sharing!!
Lauralee Hensley
This is nice to know. I have those spices on hand in my cabinet so I can make my own rather than purchasing their packages.
Suzanne Guimond
This is the best website tips and recipes ever. I just started and cant wait to see EVERY page you have 🙂
Budget Savvy Diva
Thank you so much 🙂
Charlotte J
So glad I found your site. Can’t wait to try this!! I just made a recipe and only had an Always save packet. Just don’t care for it and want to make my own.
Thank you! Charlotte
JoAnna
How much do you use with 1 lb of hamburger? Thanks! I love your website, we have made so many recipes off of here! 🙂
Budget Savvy Diva
The full amount 🙂
JoAnna
Thanks! 🙂
Angie
Hi, thank you for this recipe.
If we wanted to make a whole jar full how much would each time?
Also if we did not want to use beef bullion granules could we use beef broth instead?
Olivia
Hi! I was wondering the same thing myself so that I could make a large jar and have it on hand. I did the calculations and the recipe is 5 tbsp all together. So if you make 8x the recipe you will have 2.5 cups. If you make 16x the recipe you will have 5 cups. Every time you use it just take 5 tbsp at a time. 🙂
Kristi D.
Cool I can’t wait to try this! I’d be nice to make my own instead of buying the packs all the time.
mark
Those beef granules are loaded with MSG.,otherwise would be perfect.
Jenn Westad
Awesome! Although MSG is not bad for you (mark). It was a gimmick.
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momof1teen
I would love to make my own Taco Seasoning but need it to be low sodium…..How would I be able to do that ? I found an MSG free Beef Bouillon…..Is MSG the same as sodium(salt)
Shauna Collins
The best recipe ever. I did omit the garlic salt and used garlic powder. Then a 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt. A healthier option. I used salt free beef bouillon powder pack. I have made this twice in one week. A hit at my house. Thank you!
We use 100 percent USDA premium beef in our seasoned beef. We prepare it much the same way you prepare taco meat at home: after simmering, it is drained of excess fat and pre-seasoned with our signature blend of 7 authentic seasonings and spices.
The main difference is the spice level. Typically, chicken tacos are more of a mild spice level. But they can be used interchangeably! Use this seasoning for ground beef, ground turkey, ground chicken, or even shredded chicken!
Mexican seasoning typically consists of a blend of traditional herbs and spices while taco seasoning is a specific blend of spices that may not be used as much in traditional Mexican dishes.
Why does taco seasoning have so many carbs? Traditional taco seasoning typically contains carbs from ingredients like chili powder, onion powder, and garlic powder, which are commonly used in spice blends and have a higher carb content.
Old El Paso is a brand of Tex-Mex-style foods from American food producer General Mills. These include dinner kits, tacos and tortillas, taco seasoning, sauces, condiments, rice, and refried beans. Pet, Inc. Old El Paso products are marketed across the globe.
Cumin is an earthy, aromatic spice that brings citrusy notes to a dish. If you're in a pinch, there are many great alternatives you might already have in your pantry. Caraway seeds and ground coriander most closely mimic cumin's flavor, while curry and chili powders contain cumin.
Generally, spices that are past their prime aren't dangerous to consume, but they will lose their aroma and flavor potency over time. Always store your spices away from heat, light, air, and moisture to maximize their shelf life, reduce waste, and stretch your food budget further.
Replace about 2-3 tablespoons of the chili powder with Tajin chili and lime seasoning to give your mix a little zip. Add about 1 tablespoon or so of dried oregano for something different! Swap the traditional paprika for smoked paprika to give this taco seasoning a smoky flavor.
The British Food Standards Agency said Taco Bell's products contained more than 1% (pdf) horse meat. “We apologize to our customers and take this matter very seriously as food quality is our highest priority,” a spokesman for the chain said.
Taco Bell is revealing what's in its beef, and it turns out it's actually mostly beef. The fast-food chain's recipe contains 88% beef and 12% "signature recipe," according to a new webpage posted by Taco Bell. Also, addressing a widespread rumor, Taco Bell beef is not grade D beef, according to the website.
“Our beef is 100% USDA inspected, just like the quality beef you buy in a supermarket and prepare in your home. It is then slow- cooked and simmered in our unique recipe of seasonings, spices, water, and other ingredients to provide Taco Bell's signature taste and texture.”
The menu debuts a new flavorful chicken that's been slow-roasted with a savory seasoning of Mexican spices including garlic, onions and a variety of chilies.
Packaging: Taco Bell's hot sauce packets are made from a polyethylene (PE) and metallized aluminum structure. The hot sauce packets have a netweight of ~ 6 grams/0.2 ounce; Breakfast Salsa packets that will also be recycled are ~ 14 grams/0.5 ounce. 2.
Blended especially for chefs, McCormick Taco Seasoning gives chefs an all-in-one, ready-to-use mix to deliver intense, concentrated flavor to Mexican-inspired dishes and beyond. McCormick Taco Seasoning is made with no artificial flavors or MSG added. There are 6/24 oz. plastic shakers per case.
Where do your ingredients come from? We buy many of our ingredients for our restaurants from the same brands that you see in the grocery store and your kitchen: for example, lettuce from Taylor Farms, tortillas from Mission, Hass avocados and poultry from Tyson.
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