Dans ce flacon de 185 g, qui peut durer un bon moment, on trouve un mélange d'assaisonnement façon ranch américain qui associe le crémeux de l'aneth, de la ciboulette, de l' ail et de l'oignon relevés d'une pointe de poivre.J'ai utilisé ces épices de diverses façon :- pour faire la sauce ranch bien connue : je mélange une cuillère à soupe d’épices avec de la mayonnaise et de la crème aigre (ou du yaourt grec).- j'en incorpore dans du fromage blanc pour y tremper des bâtonnets de carottes, de concombre ou de choux-fleurs pour l'apéritif.- j'en saupoudre les frites ou les potatoes.- je masse des blancs de poulet ou filets de dinde avec de l'huile d'olive et ce mix avant cuisson.- j'en intègre dans ma vinaigrettes.- j'en dépose sur mes tranches de saumon ou de cabillaud ou d'autres poissons avant de les enfourner.Bref, on peut utiliser ce mélange d'épices à l'infini, en fonction de ses goûts. Personnellement, j'adore l'ail ; donc je suis comblée.Cependant le prix me paraît un poil surélevé.
This ranch seasoning blend is packed with flavour and has proven to be far more versatile than I expected. It mixes easily into yoghurt, sour cream or mayonnaise to make a quick dip, and it also works brilliantly as a seasoning for roasted potatoes, chicken and vegetables. The balance of herbs, garlic and onion tastes authentic without becoming overpowering.The powder blends evenly without clumping, making it easy to use in a variety of recipes. A relatively small amount is enough to add plenty of flavour, so the container should last a long time.I've also used it as a dry rub before cooking, and it develops a rich savoury flavour that works particularly well on grilled meat. It has quickly become one of the most frequently used seasonings in my cupboard.Overall, this is an excellent seasoning blend that delivers consistent flavour and impressive versatility. It is a great product for anyone who enjoys homemade ranch style dishes.
Tastes even better than I had hoped - great value too seeing as it’s HUGE compared to other my other herb jars. Also loved trying the Grandmother’s Recipe for a healthier pizza dip! Will be ordering more of the range 🙌
At £9.95 for 185g of seasoning, this is pretty well priced. I was looking forward to trying something a bit different and this Ranch flavour does not disappoint! The chive is so strong I love it! I popped it on a salad first which was really nice - but on plain popcorn was even better!I like that it has a dip recipe idea in the label as well so, I’ll definitely be trying this too… it’s a really large shaker and should last a while.I think I’ll be trying a few more of the flavours from this range…
The flavor profile leans heavily into the ranch side, which gives it a more savory and herbaceous character compared to traditional everything bagel seasoning. I've used it on bagels and toast as intended, and it works fine, though the ranch element is pretty noticeable and might be polarizing depending on your preferences. The texture is a good mix of seed and spice particles without being so chunky that it flies everywhere when you apply it. Versatility extends beyond just bagels, it works reasonably well on roasted vegetables or as a finishing touch on various dishes if you're into that kind of thing. The jar size is practical and doesn't take up excessive pantry space. Flavor intensity is decent, you don't need to use a ton of it to get recognizable taste in what you're seasoning. Quality control seems fine, no obvious clumping or moisture issues despite the herb and spice combination. The ranch aspect does linger a bit on your palate, which is good if you like that flavor and potentially annoying if you don't.
Pros- a little goes a decent wayCons- might be too strong garlic wise for some people?So, I basically added a tablespoons worth to enough mayo to cover a 10 inch pizza reasonably.I have to say, quite strong, could probably set away with not using as much.If you want Mayo and don't use Ranch a lot, this stuff is probably a good way to do it.I will be testing it within a few different things now though.Admittedly, I didn't make 'proper' Ranch sauce, I just want to use it simply without adding extra stuff, and this is basically a great way to make a tasty Ranch Garlic Mayo sauce. Probably going to work well with a bit of sour cream or plain yogurt and mayo for a more traditional (and healthier) garlic ranch sauce texture.I also like a strong garlic flavour profile though, so I genuinely like this stuff.Quite costly, but we'll see how it fairs over the coming months.
This is a very tasty option for ranch seasoning, which can be a little hard to find in the UK. I had been making up my own to make ‘crack chicken’ in my pressure cooker, so this has really cut down the work involved in making sure I have all the ingredients I need and measuring them out. It tastes great in this recipe, and is also very versatile as I can use it for making dips with sour cream or mayonnaise; not too much is needed as it is strongly flavoured and is salty so less is more. The container is very large so will last me a good while and I think it’s reasonable value at £9.95 for what is clearly a quality product.
I'm originally from the States, so one thing I've always missed since moving to the UK is getting ranch dressing. I even ordered the US hidden valley ranch powder a few times. But not only is it way too pricey, I found that it starts to get clumpy and not nice after a while. I find this one is actually much better. I've had no issues like that, plus the taste is delicious. Exactly the bold ranch flavour I was missing. Super easy to just make my own fresh dressing now. But also it is super versitile and so easy to just sprinkle onto anything to add extra flavour. This will be my go to for ranch from now on.