How to make Everything Bagel Seasoning + Smoked Salmon, Grapefruit Toast

Everything Seasoning | Sesame seeds, poppy seeds, onion, garlic and salt are crunchy flavor boosters! I love it avocado toast, eggs, yogurt and anything with butter! www.LiveBest.info

Everything Seasoning seeds and spices on their own don’t add up to much. But together the sum of their parts make everything taste better. That’s why it’s called Everything!

How to make Everything Bagel Seasoning

Combine toasted sesame seeds, poppy seeds, dreid minced onion and garlic and coarse salt. That’s it!

How to use Everything Seasoning

Everything Seasoning seeds and flavoring on their own don’t add up to much. But together the sum of their parts make everything taste better.

The sesame seeds, poppy seeds, onion, garlic and salt are crunchy flavor boosters to

  • baked potatoes,
  • hummus,
  • scrambled or hard-cooked eggs,
  • sandwiches,
  • plain yogurt,
  • popcorn,
  • sliced cucumbers or tomatoes or
  • avocado toast.
  • Here are more than a dozen delicious toast topper ideas.

The Everything Toast: Everything Bagel Seasoning, Smoked Salmon, Avocado, Grapefruit Toast

This sandwich was one of the best things I’ve eaten in recent memory. OMGosh, I ate a modified version of this toast for breakfast several days in a row.

On toasted bread, spread a yogurt horseradish schmear. Layer fresh spinach or arugula, smoked salmon, avocado and grapefruit. Sprinkle with Everything Seasoning.

Horseradish schmear: 1/4 cup plain Greek yogurt + 1 teaspoon horseradish

Everything Seasoning on smoked salmon, avocado and grapefruit toast

Everything Seasoning with smoked salmon, grapefruit and avocado.

A year of sunsets

A few years ago I set a goal to photograph sunsets several times per week. Noticing the light, colors, and seasons challenged me to look for something good enough to earn a camera click. Through the year, day by day, photo by photo, my skill improved, I observed seasons change and discovered that some of the more spectacular sunsets happened in winter – when it’s cold, dark and stark.

Wyoming sunset

Wyoming sunset

Funny thing is you can notice a moment when you’re in it, but when you capture it and then revisit it, it becomes fresh again. We think we’ll remember the things that move us, but thoughts and experiences are fleeting. When you photograph it or write it down, it sticks around. When you review it later, it’s even stickier. I still appreciate the pictures because they are part of my computer screen saver. But more, I value the accomplishment of achieving.

Record 3 Good Things

Our brains are hardwired to perform at their best, not when they are negative or even neutral, but when they are positive. Researchers found that people who wrote down three good things each day for one week were happier and less depressed on follow up visits one month, three months and even six months later. One week!

When you record a daily list of the good things in your life, your brain is forced to scan the last 24 hours for potential positives – laughter, feelings of accomplishment, connections with others, a welcome from your pet, glimmers of hope, a beautiful sunset, a song well sung, a compliment, a great bite of food…whatever. Use that new calendar to force your brain to look for the good.

When you focus on the little things that are positive you become more skilled at seeing it, while pushing out annoyances and frustrations. It’s easy to forget that happens in a year, but these notes help you look back and see a powerful year of accomplishments!

10 minutes is good

Small things add up to big results health wise, too. Just thirty minutes of physical activity a day boosts overall health and helps wit sleep, even done in 10-minute segments.

The benefits of eating vegetables

It’s also the little things on your plate. Fiber from a variety of beans, nuts, seeds, fruits and vegetable improves your gut microbiome. And those vegetables may be the next best thing since sliced bread. Recently researchers found that people who ate a serving of leafy green vegetables a day maintained a sharper mind as they aged.

Compared with those who rarely eat the greens, the folks who ate a cup of raw (or half-cup cooked) of spinach, broccoli, bok choy, kale, or collard greens got more vitamin K, folate and lutein, which helped slow brain aging or cognitive decline by 11 years. This was a small study and doesn’t prove that vegetables are a ‘magic bullet’ but does add to the list of benefits of healthy eating and being physically active over the long term. One cup. Ten minutes. Isn’t that the truth? It’s the little things.

Everything Seasoning on a cucumber slice

Sprinkle Everything on, well, everything.

Just like a sprinkle here or there, just like Everything Seasoning.

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small bowl of Everything Seasoning

Check out a dozen more toast toppers here and this open-faced sardine sandwich.

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Everything Bagel Seasoning Recipe

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Sesame seeds, poppy seeds, onion, garlic, and salt are crunchy flavor boosters to baked potatoes, hummus, scrambled or hard-cooked eggs, sandwiches, plain yogurt, cottage cheese, popcorn, sliced cucumbers or tomatoes, avocado toast, well, just about EVERYTHING!.

  • Author: Judy Barbe
  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
  • Total Time: 10 minutes
  • Yield: 1 cup 1x
  • Category: Snack
  • Cuisine: American

Ingredients

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  • 4 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted
  • 3 tablespoons poppy seeds
  • 2 teaspoons minced, dried onion
  • 2 teaspoons coarse salt, such as Maldon or Morton’s Kosher
  • 2 teaspoons chia seeds, optional
  • 1 teaspoon minced, dried garlic

Instructions

  • Mix: all ingredients together. Store in airtight jar.

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: .5 teaspoon
  • Calories: 15
Everything Seasoning | Sesame seeds, poppy seeds, onion, garlic and salt are crunchy flavor boosters! I love it avocado toast, eggs, yogurt and anything with butter! www.LiveBest.info

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