Great sauce for all kinds of sandwiches and burgers

Love playing with flavors! We use this as a finishing sauce over meats, for well, anything!

Went crazy at the supermarket and bought a bunch of whatever. I looked through my pantry, fridge, and spice cabinet. I saw some leftover condensed milk from St. Patrick's Day and I said, "Let's do this!"

I wanted to make a tartare sauce at home. I tried many different combinations and thought that this one tasted best.Drain the pickled cucumbers well (or use normal cucumbers if you don't have any pickled ones.) Mix in the boiled egg after it has cooled. Add vinegar to taste, or none at all. Recipe by Ayako

Addendum: Based on the wattage of your microwave, adjust accordingly. My new microwave only took 30 seconds, longer and the sauce broke. I love Bearnaise sauce and I have always used packets in the past. Lately, they don't seem to have the flavor they used to. This recipe is quick and easy.

We were out of cocktail sauce, and didn't feel like going out to the store. So I looked in a couple cookbooks and found this cocktail sauce as part of a Shrimp Cocktail recipe, in Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything cookbook!

My mom was hooked on celery sticks and used this as a dipping sauce.All ingredients are 1 tablespoon each, so the recipe is easy to remember. It goes well with stir-fries, pasta, and fish, too.I use light brown sugar. If you use caster sugar, it may be too sweet. Recipe by mama deko