Native sauce

My daughter in law served this at Christmas with sea bass and we all were putting it on everything! Light and Delicious. A really versatile sauce, it complements all seafood and meats. Great drizzled I potatos and vegetables! Also good with hamburgers and hotdogs to spice them up!

My sauce recipe has definately evolved over the years.It is a family recipe for sure since so many family memberscontributed their ideas and opinions as it evolved.

We had some chimichurri sauce in a restaurant and my family loved it. I tried making various versions of the recipe and I eventually arrived at this. It seems like you can also make this with a herb mix from Argentina. I had my friend from Argentina send me one.This recipe uses American style cup measurements so 1 cup = 240 ml. Adjust the amount of red pepper to your liking (We add a little extra in my home). It's best when it's a bit spicy! Depending on what kind of salt you use, the actual salty flavor will vary. So start with a small amount and then add more as necessary. Recipe by Mama Imani

When we were on vacation we were served an incredible seared tuna with a wasabi cream sauce. After searching and trying to find one similar they all were just not right, most way to strong. So this is a version I put together. It's bold and full of flavor but not to strong.. It goes with fish, pork and beef really . well We have also used it with Asian appetizers such as dumplings, pot stickers and eggrollsInns

The servings and time is for the alfredo sauce only.My mum makes an amazing homemade alfredo sauce. I was craving it bad and found a little Italian lady on YouTube so I watched her make it since I couldn’t remember how my mum made it. We have a lot of Italians in our family so I knew this would be close and delicioso! I also tweaked it a little bit since we like cream cheese in ours. I used half and half since I didn’t have heavy cream, but it still is very good!

Comeback sauce originated in Mississippi as a condiment and dipping sauce and is common all over the south. The variationsare endless with mayonnaise, ketchup and some type of chili sauce blended with various spices. This is my version and we love it with grilled meats, fish and vegetables. It is also good with appetizers, fries, burgers and as a vegetable dip. We served it here with grilled pork, steak and vegetable kabobs.

Once my friend invited me out to try Southern Vietnamese cuisine, I was very impressed with caramelized fish sauce served with crispy rice crackers and steamed vegetables. A countryside dish but irresistible! This aromatic dipping sauce is made by simmering some fragrant fried shallots with shrimp, together with pork, seasoned in sugar, caramel sauce, fish sauce, and fresh chili. (Contributed by Do Huong Ly)

This chimichurri sauce is my non traditional version of the popular garlic herb sauce served with grilled meats and vegetables. I use tge traditional parsley and garlic adding other fresh herbs growing like weeds in my garden. I add other basic flavors for a bright bold fresh tasting addition to most grilled and roasted foods.

My Mexican friend taught me this recipe.Authentic enchilada sauce doesn't require tomatoes, but it's actually good to mix in tomato sauce - it makes it more mild. For roughly 2 cups. Recipe by nikigibson

My version of your typical tartar sauce with a kick! A definite favorite in our family.

This is all prepared in one pan, once you get the coating of the chicken done. Its a creamy mushroom sauce with crispy coated chicken slices. It makes a great week day meal. Add a salad and potatoes or bread and dinner is served!

This sauce has been part of my family for generations and we basically eat it with pretty much anything and it’s really healthy