Whisk up these homemade spice blends to save money, starting with this easy Homemade Ranch Dressing mix recipe!
I love, love, love my homemade taco seasoning mix.
It’s convenient, cheap and oh-so-tasty. And I’m mixing up a new homemade seasoning mix today…this time for ranch dressing!
This past weekend I planted some lettuce and other cold weather veggies. I try to eat a salad for lunch everyday and usually mix up a quick vinaigrette. And while I love my vinaigrettes, I also like variety.
I’ve been craving ranch dressing lately and much prefer this dairy-free homemade ranch dressing. While I wait for the fresh parsley, dill and basil to grow up in the garden and be ready for some “fresh herbs” ranch dressing mix, I plan on using this version with the dried spices until then.
I also love this because it costs a fraction of what you would pay for a packet at the store, and makes twice as much!
Before we get to the recipe, how about a few homemade seasoning mixes to try out!
Homemade Ranch Dressing Mix Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 Tbsp dried parsley
- 1 tsp dried dill
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 1 tsp onion powder
- 1/2 tsp dried basil
- 1/2 tsp pepper
Instructions
- Add each of the dried spices to a bowl and gently stir.
- This combo makes 1 packets worth of dry ranch dressing mix.
How To Make Homemade Ranch Salad Dressing
Add 1/2 cup mayonnaise, 1/2 cup sour cream, and 1/2 cup milk with 2 Tbsp of the above mix.
Shake or whisk together and pour over a salad.
How To Make Homemade Ranch Dip
Add 1 cup of sour cream plus 2 to 3 Tbsp of the above mix, with a pinch or two of salt (to taste.)
Let sit in the fridge for at least 2 hours, to allow flavors to mingle.
Serve with veggies or crudites.
Recipes from $5 Dinners that call for homemade ranch dressing mix
- Ranch Chicken and Potatoes Casserole
- Slow Cooker Creamy Ranch Chicken
- Creamy Ranch Chicken Skillet
- Avocado Ranch Dip
- Roasted Red Cabbage with Homemade Ranch Dressing
- Homemade Dairy-Free Ranch Dressing
This recipe is featured on Meal Plan Monday #216.
Bethany @ One Girl's Taste On Life says
This is a great recipe to have in your arsenal! My best friend and I tried to make ranch dressing ourselves and it was very similar to your recipe above. Once tip I have…to decrease the fat content, I used Greek yogurt. Worked like a charm! Thanks!
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
Great idea Bethany!!!
Sherry says
This recipe, using the Greek yogurt also makes a great dip for veggies. My kids and grand kids love it.
Maygan says
love that idea. i hate mayo and almost never keep it in the house, so that sounds like a great substitute.
Kandi says
Thank you for sharing this! I can’t wait to try it tonight for the kids. They love ranch, while hubs and I prefer something lighter. I have some Greek yogurt too, so I think I’ll try it that way! Thanks for the tip!
Brandi says
If using fresh herbs, what are your measurements?
Stephanie says
I use a ratio of 1:3 for dried/fresh herbs. Usually if a recipe calls for 1 teaspoon of basil, use 3 teaspoons of fresh basil. Hope that helps!
Kristine says
Thanks for this! My mom is allergic to MSG that is in most ranch dressing. I will send this to her!
Leighann says
My mom is also allergic to MSG, and ranch flavor is her favorite! Thanks for posting-she’s going to be so happy =)
Aubrey says
My Daughter is allergic to something, probably MSG that is in most Ranch dressings and Ranch is her Favorite too! I am going to make this next time we need some ranch in the house!
Kristin says
Is there any way to make the thicker ranch dip with this?
Erin says
Using Greek yogurt instead of mayo like some readers suggested would definitely make it thicker.
Jim says
Mix the seasonings with 1/2 C powdered buttermilk.
Approx. 1 T in 1 tub of sour cream gives nice, thick ranch dip, just like you get with Hidden Valley but without the MSG and less salt.
Don’t add sugar. Not needed. Use full-fat sour cream – fat is not your enemy, sugar is.
Grammy B says
Thanks for the add! I tried the powdered buttermilk along with seasonings. Did not end up with a very robust flavor however when mixed with low-fat sour cream. Maybe too much buttermilk?
Bernadette Cooper says
How does it taste mixed with sour cream?
Angelina says
I never use mayo in my ranch dressing or ranch dip sour cream and buttermilk!
Michelle S says
This is great! My husband’s allergic to mayo (eggs), so would I replace it with the greek yogurt? Also, will you be doing an Italian Dressing one soon? That is the one I really need, preferably with less salt than store bought package also.
Thanks for all you do!
Loy says
Oops! Should have noted that I do not use the celery salt either. I didn’t remember it was still
there. I use crushed dried celery flakes, instead. I make these almost “free” by snipping off the leaves of stalks of celery, placing them in a single layer in a shallow container, and just letting them sit on my counter 2 0r 3 days until the leaves are dry. I mix hem up a little each day. I then store the dried leaves in a plastic bag and crush them to put in seasoning mixes and into soups and stews.
Michelle S says
Thanks! Hoping to make some this weekend!
Melissa says
I am calorie counting and would love to be able to have a good ranch that is low in calories! Now I can control what it’s made of! Thank you!!!!
Astrid says
This looks delicious! Does anyone know of a recipe for homemade Caesar Salad Dressing?
Shreela says
Thank you SO much! While I love being frugal, I love no-additive recipes even more, since carrageenan causes me so much pain, and is being used in more and more foods (recently found it in pre-packaged deli meats!) Check the last paragraph of this page:
http://www.starthrower.org/research/kelpmisc/kelp_mp.htm
I’m pretty sure other kinds of kelp don’t bother me, since I tolerate California rolls just fine. I handle other thickeners fine too, just something about carrageenan and me don’t get along.
And artichokes just aren’t the same with Italian dressing LOL
Thanks again!
Chrystal @ Chrystal's Corner says
Thank you so much!! I love adding to my list of things that I can make myself instead of buying pre-packaged at the store:)
Bjorn says
The kids love ranch so we are going to try this one out -thank you.
Joe says
Ranch dressing is the only dressing I like. The wife won’t buy bottled dressing because of all the “odd” ingredients-she likes to make most everything from scratch. I am passing this on to her for sure.
cheryl says
This is a great base: I love to use buttermilk as a direct substitution for the milk, it’s fat free and makes the dressing really creamy.
You can also puree avocado in place of the Mayo and it’s green goddess dressing. This version is simply awesome when drizzled over a chilled iceberg wedge!
Angela says
Oh I love this idea! Have been doing homemade taco seasoning for ages but for some reason it never occurred to me to make other seasoning mixes…thanks for the “aha” moment!
Alison P says
I got a recipe years ago for using the Hidden Valley packet on cut up potatoes with a little olive oil. It was a favorite of my husband even those we are not ranch dressing fans. We haven’t had it in ages because the cost of the packets were too expensive. I am excited to try this and see if it tastes just as yummy. I am also going to try it with the sour cream to see if it makes the dip because I love that with carrots 🙂 Thanks for the recipe!!! I am sure it will be as great as the taco seasoning which was a hit with the family 🙂
jenn says
Love this! Another great spice recipe! Thanks!
Food on the Table says
Homemade dressing sounds so good — good for the health AND the budget! The best part? All you need is a few drops of Sriracha sauce to make spicy ranch. I’d love to see recipes from you in the future for vinaigrettes or Thousand Island.
Katie says
So excited about this! My husband and I are Americans living overseas and can’t get the ranch packets…this is great. thanks! 🙂
claire says
My oldest will only eat certain foods if he dips them in Ranch. I will make this homemade version and hopefully he will like it and I can save a few $$$.
Lauri @ A Day Spent says
Made this today and added 2 tablespoons to about 1 cup of nonfat Greek yogurt. Makes a wonderful veggie dip!
flutemom says
for the dip, use the same quantities of spices, and add them to 16 oz sour cream, also add 3/4 t. salt. deliciously creamy!!
MJ says
Thank you SO MUCH. Can no longer eat the store ranch dressings, due to the MSG. Once I got Asthma that will really affect the asthma. Since then I’d also read about MSG causing weight gain and metabolic issues. So this was a LIFE SAVER for me!!!!!!!!
Georgia says
Do you know for a casserole recipe that calls for one package of dry ranch dressing mix, how much of this would I use?
Emily says
I found your ranch dressing mix on pinterest. I never looked at the ingredients to see that they put MSG in the seasonings and mixes. Thanks for giving us a homemade version that is better for us. 🙂
DavetteB says
this is great – most of the bottles and mixes have MSG – thanks.
jessica says
how can i make a ranch that last long
Karen says
I have been looking for a homemade ranch salad dressing recipe! The premade ranch dressing from the store just never tastes as good. I’m going to give your recipe a try, thanks!
Steve says
what is the ratio if I want to make a gallon of this?
Sierra says
Steve, if you multiply the recipe by 24, you’ll get just under a gallon. So use 8 cups of mayo (or Greek yogurt), 6 cups of milk (or buttermilk), and 1 1/2 cups seasoning mix (which is just under 8x the given recipe). This might not be QUITE a gallon, but it’s the closest easy conversion. Hope this helps!
Mona says
Add a fresh advocado (mashed, of course) and you have a wonderful Advocado Ranch Dressing.
Mona says
…and teach me there is but one “d” in avocado…lol
Deborah (Snackers Delight) says
Perfect! Thank you for sharing. I am going to make this with low fat dairy..:D
Kimberly @ The Brown Eyes Have It says
I just found this on Ponterest and I’m so excited to try it. Do you know how much of this mix would equal a packet? I have several recipes that use a packet of mix and I’d love to use this instead.
Kari MooMama says
Kimberly,
The packets are usually 1 oz. packages, so I’d use my kitchen scale and substitute 1 oz. of the dry mix.
Donna says
Do you have a recipe for Catalina dressing – my husband loves it.
Donna says
My daughter cannot have dairy anymore but she loves ranch dressing. Just wondering if you could use nut milk in place of the milk. cashew milk, coconut milk, almond milk.
Jennifer Dunaway says
Thank you so much for this ranch recipe. Now I can make ranch dressing without salt!
Kelli Newman says
How would I make this vegan? Any suggestions?
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
You could use a vegan mayo with “original” (not vanilla) rice milk…that would probably be your best bet to keep the taste as close as possible.
Erin
Holly says
Avocados work awesome! but its a bit thicker probably you could use some form of milk (almond, rice ,ect) to thin it out a bit
Becky Young says
Do you have a recipe for coleslaw dressing without mayo.
Anita says
I’m excited to try this. I always use the hidden valley packets and added sour cream and not mayo.
Ericka says
Can’t wait to try this!
Sharon Watson says
Just started Pinterest this week and found this recipe and pinned it to my New things to try Board. Made the recipe today and it goes to my Favorite Foods and Drink Board. My comment had been about how my granddaughter Megan uses Ranch Dressing by the quart. She hasn’t tried it yet but it’s a genuine hit with the rest of the family. She’s so particular about Hidden Valley Brand we can’t even buy their lowfat variety. Thank you so much for this recipe! Even if we can’t substitute it for her, the rest of us love it. Now we’re going to try your taco mix! I’m the particular one there because I don’t care for chili powder. I’ll let you know how that comes out. Thanks again.
Kara says
Found this recipe from Pinterest and I’m so happy and impressed how well it turned out! I think I added a bit too much basil though….what herb should I/can I add to counteract that?
Rachel says
This is great. Instead of mayo or greek yogurt. Puree up some cottage cheese for a different healthy version
Holly says
Mixing the Ranch powder (1-2T) with 2 avocados and smashing it all up make a awesome veggie dip!!
shan says
My family loves this mix. I blend cottage cheese until smooth, ad a dash of lemon juice, add the ranch mix, then thin with a little 1% milk. It was taste approved by my ranch addicted kids. 🙂
Tiffany @ DontWastetheCrumbs says
Thanks so much! I plan on sharing this on my blog – I’ll be sure to link back to your fantastic ideas!
Krista says
Just made it with low fat sour cream and it’s yummy! Thank you!
Sherry Hill says
Does the powdered buttermilk make the dressing less runny? I’ve tried making homemade ranch in the past, it’s just so runny.
Thanks!
Mary says
Thank you so much! I have many allergies and am always trying to find things without preservatives and additives!
Tracy says
Today I made this with a teaspoon of chicken boullion (you know the Knorr’s concentrate stuff), and a fresh jalapeno. Ran it through the blender and….PRESTO….makes some amazing dip or taco salad dressing.
I’m especially fond of dill, so I tend to go heavier on it 😀
Tina says
I use a low fat cottage cheese and skim milk well blended with the above spices, that way I am also getting a little protein kick to my dressing 🙂
Morgan says
How does a serving of this (1 tbsp) compare to a ranch dressing packet you would buy at the store? If a recipe calls for a packet of ranch dressing mix, how much of this homemade seasoning should I use? Thanks!
Bekah says
I think it’s four. You can Google it though.
Lisa says
You think it’s four what? You need 4 tbsp Of this mix to equal one packet? Can anyone clarify?
Amanda says
I dont know if this helps u but a package of. Ranch seasoning has 3 Tbsp iin. It so try. that
Ellen says
I was looking today and it said that the packet had 16 1/2 tsp servings, so 8 tsp would be 2 2/3 TBSP.
Ashley says
I was wondering, any ideas on how to turn this into a dip recipe? Perhaps just add a 16 oz. container of sour cream to maybe 2 2/3 tbsp?
marylu says
I’ve used this to make some dip for a party… i prepared a large quantity though… what i used was half the recipe of mentioned above, 16oz sour cream, 12oz mayo, and some salt if needed… everyone started asking where i got it from… it was an spectacular success
greetings from México!
Arlyce Koerner says
I make this all the time. I use 3 Tbsp. of mix (no salt added) with 1 cup each of real mayo and fat free sour cream (kind of helps with calories from the mayo). Mix well and let set several hours. I get raves on this one.
Michele says
There is no salt in this? Would you need to add salt when you mixed it up? Regular ranch has a load of salt.
Michele says
Oh duh! I see it in the directions now. I am such a dweeb.
Deb Cee says
Thank YOU !!
Kate says
Thanks for this! I’d actually sub buttermilk for the milk, because that’s what a traditional Ranch Dressing has…but I’m curious if those packets have powdered buttermilk in them at all? I would assume that white powdery substance is dried buttermilk powder, or, in more recent packaging, dried milk powder. It would be an easy addition to add a bit of dried buttermilk powder to this blend to give it that characteristic buttermilk tang.
Kim Hopkins says
Thanks I love Ranch and have recently been diagnosed with a Milk allergy, this will come in handy!
Angelique says
Hey Kim, So Delicious makes a cultured coconut milk that has absolutely no dairy. Totally works like buttermilk!
Erica says
Bought a packet of this yesterday! Butermilk is 2nd ingredient
Erica says
Bought a packet of this yesterday! Buttermilk is 2nd ingredient
Annette says
Thanks so much!!! My husband is allergic to garlic, but likes ranch dressing, so I am going to try this recipe and leave out the garlic for him
Sarah E. says
I love this shortcut and use it all the time 🙂
Thank you for sharing!
Darcy says
You can add 1 Tbsp to 1/3 c. greek yogurt and 1/4 c. buttermilk to make a No mayo version of Buttermilk Ranch Dressing – healthy alternative 🙂 Also use 1 1/2-2 Tbsp to 8 oz low or non-fat Sour Cream for a great dip!
charlotte says
well it 1222 am and im dying for a snack ,,but whats good and light? oh yea a cucumber,,,but dang no dressing,,or dip,,,so,,i made this,,OMG!! i will never buy ranch again,,this is WONDERFUL! i did use whole mik and i did add ground celery seeds but oh my god it was good!! thank you so much~~!!!
Sarah says
According to Saveur, the original Ranch has garlic powder, onion powder, chives and parsley. Mix with sour cream and mayo. You can google it. But there’s no dill or basil. Or pepper, I think. I’m sure this will taste good. But not really like Ranch, if you ask me.
Hollie says
Awesome, I love dips from scratch, so much better and none of the added salt, chemicals and preservatives that you find in the store bought kind. I love buttermilk in dressings, so I am going to substitute that for the regular milk.
Jennie says
I only added about 2T milk, and no salt. *Delicious.* Thank you so much! I’ll definitely be making this again.
Christal B says
I wonder if I can use this without adding anything else to Taco Soup? Normally I add one Packet to the soup.
Jennifer says
I tried this today with plain greek yogurt for a healthier, cheaper version of ranch and was pretty disappointed. When I’ve made it before using the store bought ranch packet it was delicious but this spice mix didn’t add a lot of flavor, was a little too chunky (parsley not fine enough), and basically just tasted like seasoned yogurt. I’ll be sticking with store bought packets.
Becky says
Jennifer, when I made the dry mix, I used my spice grinder to make it more powder-like. I actually found the flavor overpowering when I made it into a veggie dip. I think that I did something wrong. Anyway, next time I will add chives to it and decrease the dill.
Sara says
Thank you for posting this! I have several recipes that I would love to try that call for Ranch powder but have not been able to try them because my husband is allergic to corn in all forms. The packaged stuff is loaded with maltodextrin which is derived from corn. I will use this mix as a substitute from now on. Thanks!
Addie says
So the ranch mix would be equivalent to two packs from the store? What abou the other mixes?
Christine says
Thank you so much for sharing this! I love ranch and now I can’t eat ranch because MSG is in anything ranch flavored. Thank you so much! now I can eat ranch again!
Gabrielle says
Please answer previous question
“I wonder if I can use this without adding anything else to Taco Soup? Normally I add one Packet to the soup.”
I am English and can’t just pop to the shop for a packet mix but have a great recipe for taco soup that has pkt ranch salad dressing mix and pkt taco seasoning (any recipes for this!)
Joyce says
taco seasoning mix : 1 tablespoon chili powder – 2 teaspoons onion powder – 1 teaspoon ground cumin – 1 teaspoon garlic powder – 1 teaspoon paprika – 1 teaspoon powder sugar – 1/2 teaspoon salt. Mix all ingredients together in a small bowl. Makes 3 tablespoons of seasoning mix which is equal to 1/4 ounce package of commerical seasoning mix. P.S. cooks.com also has wonderful recipes for chili seasoning mix. I have tried them and they are very good. I don’t buy the packaged seasoning any more cause they bother my stomach. My son won’t eat the packaged stuff either since i switched over to making my own
Kim says
She’s not asking for a taco seasoning recipe; she’s asking if the ranch mix works like a seasoning packet if she were to put it in her taco soup. I have the same question. Gabrielle, the only thing I would say is to give it a shot. Some other commenters seem to think that you would need to add powdered milk or powdered buttermilk. I think when I try it I’ll do that.
Tammy says
3 Tbsp. of this homemade ranch mix is equal to the ranch package requested in your taco soup
Julie says
If you’re vegan or sensitive to milk, you can make a killer dip using cashews. Just soak raw cashews in water overnight, then purée in the food processor. Add this seasoning (and a little water to thin, if necessary), and you’ve got an amazing rich dairy-free ranch! My Texan ranch-loving friends didn’t notice a difference!
Julie says
If you’re vegan or sensitive to milk, you can make a killer dip using cashews. Just soak raw cashews in water overnight, then purée in the food processor. Add this seasoning (and a little water to thin, if necessary), and you’ve got an amazing rich dairy-free ranch! My Texan ranch-loving friends didn’t notice a difference!
Beth says
Where can you buy raw cashews?
Linda says
Beth, You can get raw cashews online or at Whole Foods Market. WFM has them usually in bulk bins as well, so you can get scoop out a cup or so if that is all you need. So much cheaper that way.
Tawny says
I love your recipes!
I just bought pumpkin pie spice tonight. I’m taking it back since I have all the spices and lots of them to make the pps.
Also, I’ve been looking everywhere for a ranch dressing since I’m now allergic to milk, egg, and soy; I haven’t been able to find one that didn’t have any of these ingredients. So now I can make this with coconut or almond milk. Thank you.
Anne says
If you like a little tangy taste for salads and veggie dip add a teaspoon of balsamic vinegar to the finished product. I just use the red colored, and my dressing is still white, but it’s available in white as well.
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
Great idea Anne…love the tangy flavor of balsamic! Will try this soon!
~ Erin
marcus says
I was able to substitute greek yogurt for mayo, it was great!
Becky Taylor says
I’d like the homemade ranch dressing recipe, but it’s not letting me see the recipe.
Tammy Poretti says
love your ideas they are tried and true. Thank you
cathy mcgill says
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Letitia says
I’ve been wanting to make try this for a while and I finally did. It’s fantastic! I used buttermilk and mayo. I thought that I’d need to add salt, because I like things salty, but I didn’t need to add any. I think I’ll only use 2 TBSP of buttermilk the next time I make this, since it was a little thin. My daughter thought it had a little too much pepper, but my son and I liked it as is. Thanks for sharing!!
Laura says
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas about what to replace the basil with or should I just leave it out? I am allergic to basil. I am also allergic to black pepper (figure I would just omit it) and will have to use greek yogurt b/c mayo has eggs. Yes..allergic to those too.
Lisa says
You could try marjoram in place of basil. The flavor is milder than basil, so you might want to try increasing the amount just a little or add in chives.
Becky says
Laura, i’m a vegan so i avoid eggs and have had awesome success with egg-free mayo like Vegenaise or Earth Balance brand. i use them for pasta salads, sandwiches, potato salads, etc. and they are very tasty! 🙂
Heather says
My daughter is also allergic to eggs. We use Vegenaise. It is also free from milk, gluten, and other allergens. They have a few different varieties. The one we use is Grapeseed Oil and is very good. This variety has soy but this company also has a soy-free version. Yum!
Ri says
why can’t i see this recipe?
Jo Spinks says
Very awesome!!
Amanda says
I have used this recipe so many time in so many dishes. I’ve made ranch almond flour crackers, ranch chicken, ranch dressing, etc. This has to be one of my most used recipes, your spice mix is perfect!
amanda says
i tried to read your site for the dressing mixes but only the pictures show up when i reload it shows the recipe for a brief second.
Jamie says
Thank you for posting these for those of us who are trying to save money AND find healthy alternatives for our families. I just made this to go along with some chicken wings I have in the oven. I’m trying to cut out all msg (still learning about ALL of the ways companies sneak it into their products), so this was a great find! I love the taste, but next time I think I’ll try putting the dill and parsley into my blender. It sort of feels like I’m eating ranch-flavored paper. I’m sure my hubby won’t even notice. 🙂
Sher says
Tfs! The packets always have onion powder in them and I can’t have onions. This is the perfect solution!!
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Margaret says
Thank you so much for this recipe! We are trying to avoid MSG and I was so frustrated to find that all of the ranch dressings in our grocery stores contain it… So glad I will be able to make my own!
Christi says
I loved your recipe, I used it for my cilantro-lime ranch dressing!
Danielle says
Thanks for this idea! I have been looking for something close to ranch seasonings, since the Hidden Valley packets can seem pricey at the grocery store. I’ll give this a try with sour cream for dip, and see how it turns out!
Shelly says
My suggestion would be to leave out the dill. IMO, it makes it very salty tasting. Without the dill, it’s fantabulous and oh so much cheaper than HVR!
Dena says
so how does this compare in measurement to a packet of ranch? I’m wondering how many tablespoons are in a packet for when i use a packet for cheeseballs? Does anyone know? thanks
Michelle says
I believe a 1 oz. packet is equivalent to 3 Tbsp.
Jenni says
This is a great mix! Best I have ever tried. Thanks for posting it!
Carolann says
Hi, I enjoyed reading this blog. I just wanted to pass this on to you so you don’t feel like you have to re-invent the wheel developing recipes for your mixes and spice blends. There are a couple of books out there with great recipes. I particularly like the series “Make a MIx” by the “Mix Ladies” (Eliason, Harward and Westover).
Mary says
Would this work as well as the store mix in hamburgers? I do that & my kids love them!
Jenn K says
Yes, this would be very similar and tasty!
Paulo says
Thanks for the recipe. This is a great mix to present to my friends here in Brazil.
I had seen another recipe Homemade Taco Seasoning call. It is very cheap to make.
Erika says
This might work with greek yogurt in stead of mayonnaise 😀
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Amber says
Needed ranch for a recipe, but I forgot to buy some. Tried this recipe, and it did not disappoint. It is perfect! I won’t be buying the packaged stuff again. Thank you!
Jenn K says
Yay – so glad you liked it!!
Neeta says
Can you use fresh ingredients instead of dried?
Jaime says
How much should I use of substituting a package of mix in a soup recipe? Just q tablespoon? Thanks! It’s for chicken tortilla soup.
Jenn K says
Yes, I would do 1-2 Tbsp of the homemade mix depending on taste preference.