Condiments

725 recipes found

Glace de Viande (Meat glaze)
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Glace de Viande (Meat glaze)

14h
Apple Raita
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Apple Raita

Raita is an elemental Indian yogurt sauce, refreshing alongside a fiery curry or even as a sauce for a plain grilled fish. Simple to prepare, it is basically seasoned yogurt. Additions may be fresh herbs, toasted spices, ginger, garlic and nearly any vegetable or fruit imaginable, from cucumber or carrot to apple or banana.

15mAbout 1 1/2 cups
Veloute de Poisson (A thick white fish sauce)
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Veloute de Poisson (A thick white fish sauce)

15mabout 1 3/4 cups
Herbed mayonnaise
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Herbed mayonnaise

15mOne and one-half cups
Caper Sauce
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Caper Sauce

10mAbout one and one-half cups
Alex Delicata's Dry Cure For Smoked Fish
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Alex Delicata's Dry Cure For Smoked Fish

10mAbout 2 cups
Harissa Sauce
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Harissa Sauce

10m1/3 cup
Herb Dip (From Barbara Milo Ohrbach)
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Herb Dip (From Barbara Milo Ohrbach)

5mAbout two cups of dip
Adolfo Calles's Aioli
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Adolfo Calles's Aioli

5m1 1/3 cups
Ginger-Garlic Paste
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Ginger-Garlic Paste

5mAbout 6 tablespoons
Indian Fresh Apple Pickle
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Indian Fresh Apple Pickle

30mAbout 3 cups
Jalapeno Pepper Sauce
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Jalapeno Pepper Sauce

10mAbout 3 cups
Black-Bean-And-Mango-Pineapple Salsa
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Black-Bean-And-Mango-Pineapple Salsa

1hTwelve servings
Salsa (A Cold Tomato And Chili Dish Or Relish)
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Salsa (A Cold Tomato And Chili Dish Or Relish)

10m3 - 3 1/2 cups
Gravy From a Brined Bird
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Gravy From a Brined Bird

The lifeblood of a Thanksgiving meal is the gravy. To make it truly delicious, you need the hot fat and juices from the turkey and the consistency of texture that comes from pulling all the elements together just before the gravy hits the table. The addition of drippings fortified with wine allows you to build flavor.

25mAbout 4 cups
Sauce Newburg
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Sauce Newburg

10mAbout one and one-half cups
Cranberry Ketchup
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Cranberry Ketchup

This pungent sweet-and-sour "ketchup" is a versatile condiment on warm meatloaf sandwiches and with paillards of grilled chicken, beef, pork or steamed rice. The concoction is also perfect in place of butter on bread and toast.

30mOne and one-quarter cups
Butter Frosting
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Butter Frosting

10m
Marinade for Lamb
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Marinade for Lamb

2h 15m
Persimmon Chutney
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Persimmon Chutney

5mAbout 2 cups
Curry Sauce
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Curry Sauce

10m1 cup
Red Pepper Juice
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Red Pepper Juice

5mOne cup
Cultured Butter
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Cultured Butter

There are many ways to make butter, but the food processor does it fastest. This formula, for a tangy butter with depth, comes from “Ideas in Food” by Aki Kamozawa and H. Alexander Talbot.

20m
Preserved Lemons With Cardamom
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Preserved Lemons With Cardamom

10mSeven lemons