Description
Captain Hank’s Seafood Seasoning
Captain Hank’s Seafood Seasoning is more than just a seafood seasoning — it’s a tribute to a larger-than-life man who loved the water, great food, and family gatherings around the table.
Captain Hank was Rachel’s grandfather, a true man of the sea. He began his career in the Navy and later owned a marina on Lake George in New York. Growing up around boats, docks, and the open water meant that fish was always part of the family table.
And Captain Hank loved it all.
From haddock and halibut to scallops, conch, and even pickled herring, seafood was his favorite meal. But there was one rule that never changed: he would never eat fish without tartar sauce.
No matter how the fish was prepared, the tartar sauce always had a place on the plate.
This seasoning blend was inspired by those memories and by the flavors that made his favorite seafood dishes so special.
A Seafood Seasoning Inspired by Tartar Sauce
What makes Captain Hank’s Seafood Seasoning unique is the inspiration taken from classic tartar sauce flavors.
Many of the ingredients that make tartar sauce so delicious also pair perfectly with fish. Roasted garlic provides savory depth while dill and parsley bring fresh herbal brightness. Onion and celery seed contribute subtle complexity, while lemon peel adds the bright citrus note that seafood loves.
Together these ingredients create a seafood seasoning blend that complements delicate fish without overpowering it.
The flavor is balanced, fresh, and incredibly versatile.
The Perfect Seafood Seasoning for Fish and Shellfish
This seafood seasoning works beautifully on a wide range of seafood.
Try it on:
Haddock
Halibut
Scallops
Shrimp
Cod
Light white fish
The roasted garlic and herbs bring savory flavor while lemon peel brightens the entire dish. The seasoning enhances seafood naturally while letting the freshness of the fish remain the star.
For best results, start with 1–2 teaspoons per pound of seafood and adjust to taste.
A Versatile Seafood Seasoning Beyond Fish
Although this seasoning was designed with fish in mind, its flavor works beautifully in other dishes as well.
Try it on:
Roasted vegetables
Grilled asparagus
Zucchini
Cauliflower
Potatoes
When used on vegetables, the lemon peel becomes especially vibrant and adds a fresh citrus note that balances roasted flavors.
It also works wonderfully when mixed into homemade sauces.
The Secret to Easy Homemade Tartar Sauce
One of the most fun ways to use Captain Hank’s Seafood Seasoning is to make a quick homemade tartar sauce.
Simply mix:
Mayonnaise
Lemon juice
Pickle relish
A pinch of Captain Hank’s seasoning
The herbs, garlic, and citrus create a sauce that pairs perfectly with fish and seafood.
It’s a simple recipe that would definitely have earned Captain Hank’s approval.
Flavor Profile
Savory roasted garlic
Fresh dill and parsley
Bright lemon peel
Warm paprika
Balanced onion and black pepper
Light herbal finish
Savory. Bright. Coastal.
Clean, Small-Batch Ingredients
Hand blended by Rachel’s Spice Company using premium ingredients:
Roasted garlic, minced onion, paprika, black pepper, dill, celery seed, parsley, sea salt, and lemon peel.
No fillers
No artificial flavors
No anti-caking agents
Available in:
1/4 cup jar (1 oz)
1/2 cup jar (1.8 oz)
2 cup jar (6.5 oz)
Captain Hank’s Seafood Seasoning delivers bright lemon-garlic flavor inspired by a lifelong love of the sea.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is seafood seasoning used for?
Seafood seasoning is used to enhance the flavor of fish, shrimp, scallops, and other seafood with herbs, spices, and citrus notes.
What fish works best with this seasoning?
This blend works especially well with light fish like haddock, halibut, cod, and scallops.
Can seafood seasoning be used on vegetables?
Yes. The lemon, garlic, and herbs make it great on roasted vegetables and grilled produce.
How much seafood seasoning should I use?
Start with 1–2 teaspoons per pound of seafood and adjust to taste.
What is the best seafood seasoning for fish?
The best seafood seasoning enhances delicate fish without overpowering it. Blends with garlic, dill, lemon, and herbs work particularly well.





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