/ck/'s simple sandwich sauces? Any one have good sauce combos or mixtures?
A pretty good combo I found was Sweet Baby Ray's Golden Mustard BBQ sauce mixed with Kikkoman Siracha Mayo mixed at a ratio of about 2/1. Sweet with some good spice to it.
I put homemade hummus on one slice of bread and avocado on the other slice.
>>7319353
Ketchup mixed with mayo on hamborgers. It sounds gross but if u have the right toppings with it its pretty good
>>7319353
Miracle whip mixed with a good choice of spicy hummus
>>7319353
Buffalo sauce and ranch dressing,
Spicy and cool at the same time
>>7319371
Watch out, we got a badass here.
>>7319381
The only ass that's bad is you're moms
>>7319388
Cause she's so fat
>>7319371
I've tried that before, it's pretty good although I'm not a super fan of it
>>7319415
I like it with fries
this shit's pretty good.. it's like tartar sauce but more vinegary and with bigger crispier chunky bits
Roasted red pepper hummus on a turkey sandwich is pretty good.
>>7319509
sounds alright, do you think it would pair alright with sliced turkey?
>>7319353
I mix Hellman's mayo with [nospoilers]sriracha[/onck].
>>7319799
Virtually everyone does in real life.
>>7319814
>Virtually everyone does in real life.
Nope. I had a roommate do it with Miracle Whip.
>>7319819
Lies.
>>7319819
>miracle whip
Canola oil and petrochemicals. Americans love this stuff. Goes great with GMO corn and soy products.
>>7319353
Sauce Américaine:
>3/5 ketchup
>2/5 mayo
>worcestershire sauce
>garlic powder
>lots and lots of black pepper
>>7319866
thanks for a serious answer.
I primarily make sandwiches and I'm trying to get good ideas without killing my wallet and taking too much time to make.
5 parts strained greek yogurt, 2 parts yellow mustard, 1 (or 0.5 depending on tase) part honey. Mix and add some smoked paprika, chili flakes, dry thyme, s & p.
Goes well with rich meats, like pulled pork
Not exact numbers but you get the idea
1 part Sour Cream
1 part Horseradish
1/2 part chives
1/4 part lemon juice
Salt & Pepper to taste
Add to a roast beef sammich(with a cheddar sauce of course) and you're good to go.
>>7319885
You're welcome, unknown person.
Maybe Carolina mustard is something for you:
http://www.food.com/recipe/south-carolina-mustard-bbq-sauce-311369
>inb4 food.com
I make harissa to put on all my sandwiches, which are usually turkey or burgers.
>>7319785
yes
