How to Make Dried Powdered Spices

In the past I have wondered how to make paprika or how to make powdered garlic as well as other dried spices. There are some videos on youtube on how to do this, but I wanted to make a video combining all of the spices as well as the general technique of dehydrating herbs and spices and turning them into powdered spices. In this recipe video I show you how to make lemon pepper, powdered garlic, how to make paprika as well as powdered lemongrass and how to make dried Jalapeno pepper

[ctk]

OMG - this will save me so many dollars AND I can create spice mixes with a lower salt content!? Thank you youtube for suggesting the homemade cola video!!!

Like other comments - you narrate so very well! Good luck on the thesis!!!!

[priayief]

Helpful video. Here's something you might consider ... since you already have a coffee grinder for making your spice powders, you may also use it to grind fresh peppercorns for your lemon pepper. And a tip for cleaning your coffee grinder: after grinding each spice, just add a handful of rice and grind it up. This helps to remove the smaller particles and odors of the spice you previously ground. Hope this helps. Cheers.

[NolaGB]

I dry and make my garlic, onion, tomato powders, as well as a couple others. The flavor is wonderful and I save a LOT of money!!! I've lined my dehydrator trays with non-stick parchment baking paper. LOVE my dehydrator!! Almost forgot ... I add a packet of oxygen inhibitor to each jar of powder.

[honkifyoudonk]

Ah man you broke this down really well, gonna try to run off some lemon pepper for myself. I always find the store bought stuff to be more peppery than lemony. I had no idea it was this simple, thanks.

[ColinsCookingChannel]

...3 Control, you can do anything you want. Blueberry and vanilla powder, when was the last time you saw a tub of that? Caramelized onion powder?
...4 For the pleasure of it. We do love cooking after all.... provided it not after work and we're tired :)

I am super into giving this a try soon. A dehydrator and a meat grinder are the two things on my list.

Cool video.

[_caee_]

Quick sidenote: did you know that the allicin (compound that gives garlic its flavour) is only created when cell walls break down? And this process is set on halt when dehydrating? This means that the more you chop before heating, the more pungent a flavour you'll get in the final powder!

[MeMesPantry]

I recently made some of my own powders, including celery powder, which is amazing! For anyone who has not tried this before, it is such a money saving idea!! And guess what? Making them from scratch means they are so much stronger in flavor, that you end up using less in your recipes. I love making my own, and I think everyone should if they can. Great video tutorial!! Thank you!

[shivalishankersharma]

Thanks. I use garlic powder almost everyday and was looking for an alternative. This is great because homemade is always much better quality in the sense that I have full control over the quality of the ingredients.

[wtifrxm]

the coffee grinder thing for spices. brilliant, i'm doing that now

[nodisponible]

Oh nice, powder stuff in here (Chile, the country) is really really cheap, even cheaper than the actual stuff, but, like you said, is kind of mild. I'll be trying this later, it does gets old to chop everything everyday forever x'd

[edroux]

The blades of a lot of blenders will actually fit on standard size Mason jars, which means you can grind your spices right in the jar they're going to live in or grind larger batches. (This comes in handy around my house when we can tomatoes. I save the skins and dry them and grind them for seasoning and doing that in coffee-grinder sized batches gets old fast.)

[ChefKaito]

Thanks for video my man. You narrate your videos so damn well.

p.s.
try cutting the flesh side of the pepper, it'll blow your mind easy it is

[kelly]

Wow I never thought how easy to make these dried spices. I gotta have make for myself. Thank you for sharing

[critically.panned]

Never thought to make my own spices! Thanks for making this, and good luck with your channel growth 😊

[plddc]

wow I did not know that about paprika. I grow sweet peppers and I freeze them but now I can also make paprika. thank you! I don't use foil in my dehydrator I use parchment paper and do not need to poke holes

[selfinvolved]

This is great! I like using parchment paper, might be better than foil!! Cheers!

[marlonunlocked]

the real question is can i turn food into powder with this method?





powdered pizza?

[pinkstar]

This was awesome. I may start doing this. I’m on a mission of cutting off all processed foods!!!

[jamessconiers]

*steps not clear, snorted jalapeño powder*

[rhondafannin]

I had NO idea this could be done! Been cooking a long time and didn't know paprika was made from red bell peppers! Can't wait for them to go on sale! Thank-you so much for this video! Giving me ideas for Christmas gifts! 😁😁