Condiments

725 recipes found

Feta Spread
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Feta Spread

10mOne and a half cups
Sweet And Pulpy Tomato Ketchup
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Sweet And Pulpy Tomato Ketchup

4h 30mAbout 1 1/2 cups
Tibetan Hot Sauce
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Tibetan Hot Sauce

Tibetans dab sepen, a brick-red chile paste, on a plate, and dip momos in, holding them with fingertips. Momos can be the prelude to a meal, or the meal itself.

15mAbout 3/4 cup
Fresh coriander sauce (Salsa de Cilantro)
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Fresh coriander sauce (Salsa de Cilantro)

20mAbout 1 1/2 cups
Curry-Mustard Steaming Liquid
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Curry-Mustard Steaming Liquid

5mAbout 3 1/2 cups
Sorrel Sauce
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Sorrel Sauce

10m2 cups
Roasted Salsa
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Roasted Salsa

35mAbout 2 cups
Gabrielle Hamilton's Flavored Butters
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Gabrielle Hamilton's Flavored Butters

10m4 servings
Fig Vinaigrette
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Fig Vinaigrette

15m1/2 cup
Pizzaiuola Pesto
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Pizzaiuola Pesto

5m
Anchovy-Sauce Dip
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Anchovy-Sauce Dip

5m1 cup
Tangy Corn Relish
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Tangy Corn Relish

30m2 cups
Lingonberry Relish
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Lingonberry Relish

20m6 to 8 servings
Yogurt Cucumber Relish
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Yogurt Cucumber Relish

15m4 servings
Sauce Verte (Green sauce)
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Sauce Verte (Green sauce)

5mAbout 1 1/4 cups
Dried Cranberry, Cherry and Tomato Relish
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Dried Cranberry, Cherry and Tomato Relish

45m2 1/3 cups
Carrot Vinaigrette With Rosemary And Walnut Oil
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Carrot Vinaigrette With Rosemary And Walnut Oil

Toss with grilled chicken and walnuts or use as a sauce for shrimp or scallops.

5mFour servings
Mustard sauce
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Mustard sauce

2mAbout one-third cup
Cherry Ginger Sauce for Angel Cake
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Cherry Ginger Sauce for Angel Cake

10mEnough for one angel cake
Sweet and Sour Dill Sauce
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Sweet and Sour Dill Sauce

30mAbout 3/4 cup
Horseradish Cream With Dried Cherries
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Horseradish Cream With Dried Cherries

10mAbout 1 cup
Italianate Sunday-Salad Dressing
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Italianate Sunday-Salad Dressing

All vinaigrettes are based on a simple formula that uses roughly three parts oil to one part acid, a rule that achieves balance between the vivid sparkle of vinegar or lemon juice and the slick heaviness of olive oil. You can adjust for taste from there, adding a splash of oil if the dressing tastes too acidic, or a splash of acid if it’s overwhelmed.

5mServes 4
Semi-Classic Hunter Sauce
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Semi-Classic Hunter Sauce

2h 15m2 1/2 - 3 cups
Croutons
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Croutons

15m6 servings