Home-made Pizza Seasoning

I would always stack oregano seasoning sachet Domino’s provides with its pizza and use it on top of maggi, sandwich or pasta.
This seasoning is one of the main ingredients or flavoring in dominos pizzas or garlic bread. It is very easy to make and i made a small batch of it to make my Calzone pocket.
Oregano is a Mediterranean herb that is used for cooking and medicinal purposes whereas Dominos Oregano Seasoning is a special seasoning prepared using mix of different herbs by Dominos. Both are different, but with my recipe it is very easy to prepare at home. The seasoning , sauce and topping makes our favourite pizza so special.
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Ingredients :

1. 2 tbsp garlic powder
2. 1 tbsp black pepper powder
3. 1/2 tbsp dry oregano
4. 1 tsp mixed herbs
5. 1 tsp chili flakes powder
6. 1 tsp salt
7. 1/2 tbsp dry basil
8. 1/4 tsp rosemary

Preparation :

1. Mix and coarsely grind it. Store in an airtight container in refrigerator for 2 months.

Use with pizza or any other Italian delight, or even with maggi.
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