Here are some popular types of sauces,
Here are some popular types of
sauces,
Classic
Sauces
- Tomato Sauce
- Made from tomatoes, herbs, and spices.
- Common in pasta dishes and as a base for pizza.
- Béchamel (White Sauce)
- A creamy sauce made with milk, butter, and flour.
- Used in lasagna, macaroni, or gratins.
- Velouté
- A light stock-based sauce thickened with a roux.
- Pairs well with poultry and seafood.
- Espagnole (Brown Sauce)
- Made with beef stock, tomato purée, and mirepoix.
- Often used in stews or braised dishes.
- Hollandaise
- A creamy, tangy emulsion of butter, egg yolks, and
lemon juice.
- Perfect for eggs Benedict or steamed vegetables.
Asian
Sauces
- Soy Sauce
- A salty, umami-rich sauce from fermented soybeans.
- Used in marinades, stir-fries, and dipping.
- Hoisin Sauce
- Sweet and savory sauce from soybeans, sugar, and
garlic.
- Used in Chinese barbecue or as a dipping sauce.
- Teriyaki Sauce
- A Japanese sauce made from soy sauce, sugar, and
mirin.
- Ideal for glazing meats and vegetables.
- Fish Sauce
- A pungent liquid from fermented fish, commonly used in
Southeast Asian cuisines.
- Sweet Chili Sauce
- A Thai sauce blending sweetness and spiciness.
- Great for dipping or as a glaze.
Condiments
and Dressings
- Mayonnaise
- A creamy emulsion of oil, egg yolks, and vinegar or
lemon juice.
- Barbecue Sauce
- A smoky, sweet, or tangy sauce for grilled foods.
- Mustard Sauce
- Made from mustard seeds, vinegar, and spices.
- Ranch Dressing
- A creamy herb-based dressing often used as a dip or
salad dressing.
- Aioli
- A garlic-flavored mayonnaise originating from the
Mediterranean.
Spicy
Sauces
- Hot Sauce
- Made from chili peppers, vinegar, and spices.
- Examples: Sriracha, Tabasco.
- Harissa
- A North African chili paste with spices.
- Chimichurri
- A fresh sauce from parsley, garlic, olive oil, and
vinegar.
- Salsa
- A Mexican sauce made with tomatoes, onions, chilies,
and herbs.
- Pesto
- An Italian sauce with basil, garlic, pine nuts,
Parmesan, and olive oil.
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pairing suggestions for any specific type!
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