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    I've been using "Slap Ya Mama" the last few years on everything from popcorn to just a dash of it when I "tweak" the Baked Parmesan crappie recipe you can find on this site. As far as cajun seasonings go it's a bit more on the salty side so a little goes a long way.
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    Slap ya Mama seasoning was started by a family I know in Ville Platte. They are very nice people. They have since expanded their products to include hot sauce, gumbo mix and crawfish boil. I highly recommend their products.

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    Looks good to me....

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    Been using it for years

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    It's a great way to enjoy your fillets. Any one of the Cajun seasonings will work. I use one that is salt free and it delish.
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    SYM is my favorite due to lower red pepper mix...I've even shipped some to co-workers in Las Vegas before after we started talking about cooking...Good stuff!

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    I work with the guys that make SYM's cousin and yes a very nice family indeed! I tend to use Balls (local so I get it cheaper) more but do like SYM also, both of them have less salt than Tony's.
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    Slap ya mama is good stuff!

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    Try 3-4 minutes in George foreman grill .........mm good..
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    Quote Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene" View Post
    It's a great way to enjoy your fillets. Any one of the Cajun seasonings will work. I use one that is salt free and it delish.
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    What is the name of the one you use?

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