What is your favorite sauce?

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Sauce for all foods overall. BBQ? Ranch? Hot Sauce? The options are limitless.

Personally I’m partial to Ranch.

What about you?

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BBQ, especially spicy BBQ sauces. But sweet ones are good too… they are all delicious.

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I am very leaning towards chimichurri sauce. Then, on the opposite direction, KC Masterpiece sauce.

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Mina makes a pretty great harissa sauce. I like that stuff.

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Spicy Ketchup

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Sweet and Sour
Ranch but gotta be Hidden Valley

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Depends on what I’m having.
Fried chicken - buffalo, spicy ranch, or sweet and sour (depends on where I get it from)
Ham sandwich - mustard
Chicken grilled sandwich - buffalo and honey mustard
Steak sandwich - no sauce
Fried chicken sandwich - buffalo, spicy ranch, or fry sauce

I have more options but it’s a lot to type lol

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Sweet soy.

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Ranch is the blandest of the bland, and is what boring people add to their food to give it some “zing”

I’m personally a fan of my own hot sauce made from some ghost peppers I grow every year, with some store bought mangos.

  • 12 Ghost chilies or other very hot and fragrant chili such as Habanero
  • 2 red bell peppers
  • 3 ripe mangos
  • 1 large onion
  • 1 bulb of garlic
  • 350 milliliters quality apple cider vinegar
  • 250 grams quality flower honey
  • 1 lime juice freshly squeezed
  • salt to taste
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The Hoisin sauce commonly used on most chinese take-out dishes. Soy, garlic and chilies make up the base of it, typically.

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That does sound good. I might try making this with the Datil peppers my father grows.

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Baby ray BBQ, Sweet & Sour sauce, and the most pretentious condiment of all: mustard.

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Malt Vinegar

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Probably mayonnaise
It goes well with pretty much everything

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I love a cheeky nandos!

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Depends what I’m eating. But in general I have to buy very large bottles of ketchup, and they don’t last me very long.

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I like everything plain. But if I was forced to choose I guess BBQ is alright.

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I can’t pick a favorite… I just can’t. There are too many to choose from. Here are a few of my top choices:

Black Bean Garlic
Ranch
Good Mustard
Teriyaki (homemade)

BBQ - that could have it’s own thread as there are dozens of them that are good and some that are just well, not good.

:cookie:

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Honey mustard or Thai Peanut sauce for fries and chicken

A blend of steak sauce and ketchup for beef

Olive oil and balsamic on sandwiches

Arrabiatta for the pastas

But Butter is the best all around sauce for everything.

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BBQ without a doubt. Hot sauce on special occasion. Ranch for salads and wings. Soy sauce for Asian cuisines.