Making sauces from scratch is not only easy to do but it allows you to create your own flavor profiles. Let’s take a look at some simple recipe bases that you can add your own twist to and make it fit your dish perfectly.
The
start to any tartar sauce is a great mayonnaise base.
Mayonnaise
is often referred to as the Mother of Cold Emulsified Sauces.
An
emulsification takes place when two items in this case oil and egg yolks are
bound together and made stable as not to separate.
Homemade Mayonnaise
This
recipe will yield 2 cups of mayonnaise
Ingredients
2
cups salad oil
2
egg yolks
½
cup lemon juice
1
tbsp. Dijon mustard
Salt
& pepper to taste
Equipment
Balloon
whisk
Large
glass bowl
Preparation
Add
mustard, egg yolk, salt and pepper to bowl
Whisk
until yolks are pale yellow
Add
2 tbsp. of lemon juice
While
whisking slowly drizzle in salad oil
Add
1 cup oil and then add remainder of lemon juice
Whisk
in remaining oil until thick
Adjust
seasoning
Refrigerate
until ready for use
Now
you have a base for many different tartar sauces
Equipment
Large
glass bowl
Rubber
Spatula
Sesame Tartar Sauce
Ingredients
1
cup homemade mayo
2
tbsp. pure sesame oil
2
tsp. sesame seeds
¼
cup sweet relish
Saffron Mayo
Ingredients
1
cup homemade mayo
1
tsp. of saffron powder
Spicy Remoulade
Ingredients
2
cups homemade mayo
8-10
gherkins chopped
2
tbsp. capers
2
tbsp. dried parsley
2
tbsp. dried chervil
2
tbsp. dried tarragon
1
tsp. Cayenne pepper
Roasted Garlic and Thyme
Tartar Sauce
Ingredients
2
cups homemade mayo
1
head roasted garlic
2
sprigs fresh thyme chopped
¼
cup sweet Indian relish
Cajun Spice Tartar
Sauce
2
cups homemade mayo
4
tbsp. your favorite Cajun spice blend
¼
cup sweet Indian relish
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