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Dip sauce ,dressing etc..

Medusa

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I like using fresh ginger, fresh garlic and roasted pine nuts many times when I create a sauce.
 
Connery said:
I like using fresh ginger, fresh garlic and roasted pine nuts many times when I create a sauce.
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I sprinkle pine nuts and fresh mint over jalapeno tahini hummus ,ginger goes well with soy sauce

( I must have started two threads by mistake
 
A simple and tasty dip sauce is yoghurt, curry powder, dill, salt and black pepper.
 
Medusa said:
I sprinkle pine nuts and fresh mint over jalapeno tahini hummus ,ginger goes well with soy sauce

( I must have started two threads by mistake
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I love using pine nuts in sauces, in cakes and on savoury tarts but here, don't know about anywhere else, they cost c. 60€/kilo. I tend to use almonds, sesame seeds or hazelnuts instead.

My favourite dipping sauce is cacık - yoghourt, dill mint, garlic, lemon juice and grated cucumber.
 
Andalublue said:
I love using pine nuts in sauces, in cakes and on savoury tarts but here, don't know about anywhere else, they cost c. 60€/kilo. I tend to use almonds, sesame seeds or hazelnuts instead.
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yes the same here and I like blanching almonds if I want to use them
 
A simple dipping sauce I've been using lately, Huy Fong Sriracha sauce and Kikoman reduced sodium soy sauce. Hot, but good. Prolly be good with a dash of honey too.

I love spicy sweet. A local grocery store here makes a killer Korean chicken. The sauce they make has jalapeno, ghost, and habanero peppers. That's all they'll tell me though. :mrgreen:
 

I use apple cider vinegar instead of lemon juice and hot pepper instead of garlic ,if you want to drink it as soup you know what to do!
 
Chimmichurri, hummus, tzatziki, Nuoc Cham, basically anything that packs a punch.
 
 
Medusa said:
I use apple cider vinegar instead of lemon juice and hot pepper instead of garlic ,if you want to drink it as soup you know what to do!
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What kind of hot pepper?
 
Mayo and ketchup. :mrgreen:
 

If you like spicy sweet try some Thai sweet chili sauce- goes great with eggrolls and chicken.

 
Andalublue said:
You get jalapeños in Turkey? Not here. I'll try picantes or piquillos.
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I use pickled ones ,anda.Also in big hipermarkets packaged fresh
jalapenos are sold but cant find everywhere either,I agree
 
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PoS said:
If you like spicy sweet try some Thai sweet chili sauce- goes great with eggrolls and chicken.

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i top salmon with this stuff and then grill it
 
share your sauce recipes ,I am interested in trying them

here I found a tartar sauce recipe

5 tbsp Gherkins
2 tsp Parsley, fresh

1 tsp Lemon juice
1/2 cup Mayonnaise
1 tsp Mustard

3 tbsp Sour cream
How to Make TARTAR SAUCE  |  Kitchen Nostalgia
 
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