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By eHow Food & Drink Editor 4 comments
As with many vegan or vegetarian dishes, this gravy is not a low-fat food, but it tastes pretty good. After all, fat is flavor. Yields about 2 c. gravy... more »
By Carol Callahan 1 comments
Many people buy different flavoring sauces at the grocery store. They do this because it is easy and they couldn't get the same consistency as the store bought brands anyway. What if you could make your own sauces and have the same thick ... more »
By logan 4 comments
A tangy sauce for vegetables, fish, chicken, and eggs.. more »
By Elizabeth A 5 comments
Making your own sauces take a bit of culinary skill and patience, bottling them however, is easy... more »
By Sondrac 2 comments
Watermelon can be enjoyed in many ways. It can be cut and quartered and enjoyed as is, or as Watermelon Smoothie to sip at the pool. Once the fruit of the whole watermelon is digested, the rind remains. Instead cutting up the rind to be fed to ... more »
By Angie O'Dowd 1 comments
Martha Stewart has nothing on this recipe because you don't have to go through any long tedious steps to get professional restaurant quality wine sauce for your main dish. The best part is not telling anyone how easy it was to make!.. more »
By TheSeeker 4 comments
How to make a good homemade pizza sauce.. more »
By TORIandDD 1 comments
Very Easy! Great for kids! =].. more »
By HS Schulte 1 comments
You can preserve apples for the winter months by canning them as applesauce. Canning applesauce is easy!.. more »
By Bobbi Holmes 1 comments
When I was growing up, one of our family traditions was eggs Benedict served on Christmas morning. My father played around with the hollandaise recipe, and soon developed an easy way to make excellent hollandaise sauce every time. Later the ... more »
By ACGaughen 8 comments
Balsamic reduction sauce is a gourmet finishing sauce that will make your friends and family think you've taken up a cooking class--but it's just oh-so-easy! Drizzle on salads, bread, deliiicious on fish, this sauce is sweet, tart, and a must ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Use this just like you would use Tabasco or any red pepper sauce. Makes 1/2 cup... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Remoulade is a spicy Cajun/Creole sauce that's perfect with crabcakes, shrimp, fried appetizers and many other foods. It's based on aioli, or garlic mayonnaise, and can be as spicy or mild as you like. This recipe makes about a cup of sauce, and ... more »
By grouch 0 comments
This is an immense dip with so much flavor it will charm your guests every time. This compliments relish trays and veggie plates alike. There is not a vegetable out there that wouldn’t taste a little better with a bit of this dip. I use this ... more »
By Adrie 7 comments
Chutney is an ancient condiment that originated in India thousands of years ago. Virtually any fruit or vegetable that can be cooked can be used as an ingredient. The list of uses for chutney at home is as long as your imagination. They are a ... more »
By harlsmits 2 comments
I put this dressing on everything: salad, grilled vegetables, and cold chicken. I mix it with a bit of mayo and spread it on sandwiches. You can make it in the blender or food processor so that it’s creamier, or you can put it all in a jar and ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Hard sauce is a rich, very sweet sauce used on traditional puddings and dense cakes. It takes no time to make, and will keep for several weeks. This recipe makes just under a cup of sauce, which is enough for six to eight people. Just a drizzle ... more »
By Audie Metcalf 0 comments
Hollandaise a light, healthy alternative to...wait. That's not right. What I meant to say is hollandaise is made with pure fat, is most delicious when poured over poached fat, and all of it will make you fat. It's also one of the more delectable ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
This variation of aioli, or garlic mayonnaise, uses fresh parsley and basil to give it both a refreshingly herbal taste and a bright green color. This recipe makes about a cup of sauce and can be made with raw egg yolks or prepared mayonnaise... more »
By abower27 0 comments
Great guacamole is an art form. It is subjective, but the basic elements are the same. This is my tried-and-true recipe. It has been tested on friends and family, and I'm giving it to you. Enjoy!.. more »
By nick582 0 comments
turkey gravy, yummmmmmm!!!!.. more »
By Felicia Sullivan 1 comments
When people think of basil, pesto immediately comes to mind. This verdant and aromatic herb–-which has hints of licorice, lavender, clove, mint and pepper–-is a staple in Italian cooking. Yet, few people know that basil is actually native to ... more »
By Anthony Delgado 3 comments
Bottling homemade sauces can be a lot of fun however it is important to know the proper way to bottle them in order to prevent botulism. The follow these simple instructions in order to assure your sauces will get the maximum shelf life... more »
By cakewalk 2 comments
A Béchamel Sauce is basically just a white sauce, and is the foundation for many classic recipes, such as Mornay Sauce. A Béchamel is made with milk and a roux. Adding a half of a bay leaf or a whole clove to simmer at the end can give ... more »
By thedarkmother 1 comments
This gift basket is great for bosses, friends, family, neighbors, or any coffee lover... more »