Comeback Sauce
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.
Comeback Sauce
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.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Combine all ingredients in a bowl and whisk until compleatly blended. Store in the refrigeratory
- 2
Serve with grilled meats, vegetables and seafood. Also great as a dipping sauce for appetizers or on burgers, wraps, tacos and sandwiches
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