Tartare Sauce

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
Tartare Sauce
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
Cooking Instructions
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Mix all of the ingredients together and it's done!
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This is a recipe for Chicken Nanban,, which uses this tartare sauce.
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/156893-our-familys-chicken-nanban
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And here is a related recipe,, "Plum Tartare Sauce".
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/157067-umeboshi-tartare-sauce
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