What spice or seasoning do you use most often after

I cook most of the time. I love spices. I have garlic and onion in my dish. I think I couldn't live cooking without it. It makes the food really smell good. The fresher the better it would taste. Sometimes when I fry it the kids think I am frying chicken or pork. They connect the smell of chicken and pork with garlic and onion. It's funny but true. Seasoning could really make ones food a lot better.

I use salt the most and then I would have to say garlic. I never use pepper I just don't like the taste of it we don't even have pepper in the pepper shaker. I use garlic salt to flavor our roasts and also to flavor the hamuburger that will be used in the spaghetti.

crshed chillie peppers in my seasoning. however i have to wait until i take out my daughter's portion before i put the peppers in because she's not as big on spicy food as i am

Garlic is one of my most used spices too. I have it in the jar minced and garlic powder. I don't normally buy garlic salt though. I also use a lot of onion powder. Parsley is another one I use a lot of.

That's a tough one, I'd say it's a tie cinnamon and ginger, because I use them in most everything and I use the same proportions of each.

We love using Lawry's season salt, of coaurse pepper, and sea salt instead of regular salt. We have tried minced garlic in a jar, but I prefer to chop them up myself.

I use salt and pepper the most then garlic,pepper and garlic mixed,chili powder,sweet basil,soul seasoning,meat tenderizer and bay leaves..

We use tons of garlic too. In fact, we keep it in many different forms: garlic salt, granulated garlic powder, minced garlic, pureed garlic and whole garlic cloves... and we use them all for different things. We try to not use a ton of salt, but of course use some, and we use a couple of different kinds of pepper too. Other favorite seasonings are Greek Seasoning and Cajun Seasoning.

I use seansoning salt the most. Next to that would be garlic (even though hubby hates the smell, I still use it in recipes; only in lighter amounts). Hubby uses Lemon Pepper on most things. He loves it. We go through more of that spice than anything else.

I will break my answer into twqo areas. One being seasoning as I seldom use salt due to health and diet issues with my dad etc. We use Mrs Dash for the most part. We have 2 varieties as well, table blend and original blend. These both have a lot of other spices in them. Now as far as spice used the most, other than Mrs. Dash I would say oniopn poweder as the Mrs Dash varieties we use have enought of the other spices like garlic etc. We use a lot of fresh garlic though in cooking as opposed to spices or seasoning garlic. HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB !!~

I use garlic most often, either fresh or garlic powder. I also use a lot of basil and hot pepper- either powder or sauce, depending on what I am cooking.

I would also say garlic. I prefer to use fresh garlic in my dishes, but I will sometimes add a little garlic salt or garlic powder to things that I can't put fresh garlic in.

We also use alot of garlic. My husband does use alot of peppercorn though. I buy something called garlic pepper salt. It is really a good spice to have around. We use it on alot of things and my daughter just loves it on her mac and cheese.

we use salt in all recipes ,other than salt we use red chilli powder in all dishes . i don;t use pepper. and other than red chilli powder ,we use ginger garlic paste,whole garam masala we call in india .

Salt and pepper.....but I like using oregano too alot. I use Rosemary in soups and since I like Italian I use quite a bit of oregano....

I always use salt, pepper, garlic powder, paprika

Garlic, Garlic Salt, Garlic Powder, Jamaican Jerk seasoning, Barbecue Salt.. we tend not to add salt and pepper to things but we make up for it, I think, with other sprinkle it on kind of things.

I use garlic and onions the most.

I'm a chili person. I make sure I have with me my chili sauce every time I eat.

I love garlic!! In my family it's nature's seasoning which is pretty great too.