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sauces

Recipes and ideas for all sort of sauces.

Pindjur

A flavorful relish made primarily from roasted peppers, eggplants, and tomatoes, pindjur is a versatile accompaniment that can be enjoyed with bread, meats, or as a dip.

Kimchi coleslaw

Kimchi coleslaw is a delightful twist on traditional coleslaw, infusing it with the tangy and spicy flavors of kimchi. This dish not only adds a vibrant kick to your meals but also brings the benefits of fermented foods into your diet, aiding digestion and promoting gut health.

Tuco sauce

Tuco holds a special place in Argentine cuisine. This rich and hearty tomato sauce is a staple in many households, often enjoyed with pasta, gnocchi, or even used as a base for stews. Its simplicity and depth of flavor make it a beloved dish, perfect for any meal.

Lamb rogan josh

This aromatic curry, characterized by its rich red color and tender chunks of lamb, is a staple of Indian cuisine and has won hearts worldwide. Traditionally slow-cooked, rogan josh is a dish that combines an array of spices with succulent lamb, making it perfect for home cooks eager to explore the depths of Indian culinary art.

Strawberry coulis

This strawberry coulis is a versatile sauce that adds a touch of elegance and a burst of fresh, fruity flavor to any dish. Its simplicity and the rich, concentrated strawberry taste make it a favorite for enhancing a wide variety of desserts and drinks.

Peperonata

Peperonata is a delicious Italian salsa made with bell peppers. Traditionally is prepared with a mix of red, yellow, and green peppers, but you can use any combination of colors that you like.

Chamoy sauce

Chamoy sauce is a versatile Mexican condiment with a unique combination of sweet, sour, spicy, and salty flavors. Made from pickled fruit, chili peppers, and lime.

Bang bang chicken

Traditional bang bang chicken is a dish of shredded chicken julienned cucumber and a spicy sauce. 

The poached chicken is often pounded with a stick (棒, bàng in chinese) which is where the name "bang bang" comes from.