My pantry sauce choices caused me a setback while I tried commercial sauces from all over the place… Some award winning while most were not…
A recent post on sauce blending techniques made me realize my Honey Mayo-Mustard PepperMash squeeze bottle was almost empty…
Since getting down to my favorite fundamental flavors, that are always in our pantry, I’ve found a combination of items that I prefer on everything from French fries to steak to Brussels sprouts and fish…. If I am barbecuing, I may mix some with black pepper infused vinegar, but otherwise it’s my can’t miss sauce when I need one…
It’s my ultimate, “I put that %&@# on everything,” sauce…
I hope you have one that you can’t go wrong with, and doesn’t get lost in the back of the fridge…
I use a NutriBullet Rx to blend it… with the consistency of mayo and mustard, nothing settles or separates between uses…
I weigh the following:
20 oz. of Duke’s Yellow Cap Mayo…
20 oz. of yellow mustard like French’s or Plochman’s…
5 oz. of wildflower honey…
here’s the trick…
I use 4 oz. of a pepper relish, I’ve affectionately named PepperMash…. I don’t have a commercially available alternative…. Which was the reason for me to concoct PepperMash…
then blend until homogeneous…
use portions to make the amount you may desire…
it doesn’t stay long in our house…
I don’t add any other spice because I reserve that for the particular dish I’m using this dressing for…
A recent post on sauce blending techniques made me realize my Honey Mayo-Mustard PepperMash squeeze bottle was almost empty…
Since getting down to my favorite fundamental flavors, that are always in our pantry, I’ve found a combination of items that I prefer on everything from French fries to steak to Brussels sprouts and fish…. If I am barbecuing, I may mix some with black pepper infused vinegar, but otherwise it’s my can’t miss sauce when I need one…
It’s my ultimate, “I put that %&@# on everything,” sauce…
I hope you have one that you can’t go wrong with, and doesn’t get lost in the back of the fridge…
I use a NutriBullet Rx to blend it… with the consistency of mayo and mustard, nothing settles or separates between uses…
I weigh the following:
20 oz. of Duke’s Yellow Cap Mayo…
20 oz. of yellow mustard like French’s or Plochman’s…
5 oz. of wildflower honey…
here’s the trick…
I use 4 oz. of a pepper relish, I’ve affectionately named PepperMash…. I don’t have a commercially available alternative…. Which was the reason for me to concoct PepperMash…
then blend until homogeneous…
use portions to make the amount you may desire…
it doesn’t stay long in our house…
I don’t add any other spice because I reserve that for the particular dish I’m using this dressing for…
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