Easy Condiments 4
From Food Network magazine: This series focuses on:
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ketchups
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mustards
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salsas
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sauces
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marmalades, chutneys,
relishes, spreads and a slaw
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mayos
PREVIOUS POSTS ON
CONDIMENTS:
PART 1
http://internationalfoodblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/easy-condiments-1-bored-with-bland.html#.UZur-rW1EbM
PART 2
http://internationalfoodblog.blogspot.com/2013/04/easy-condiments-2-from-foodnetwork.html#.UZusWrW1EbM
PART 1
http://internationalfoodblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/easy-condiments-1-bored-with-bland.html#.UZur-rW1EbM
PART 2
http://internationalfoodblog.blogspot.com/2013/04/easy-condiments-2-from-foodnetwork.html#.UZusWrW1EbM
THIS IS PART 4 ON CONDIMENTS
Scallion Bacon
Ketchup
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Cook 4 slices diced bacon until crisp
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Drain on paper towels (we use microwave cooker
so don’t have to drain)
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Reserve the drippings
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Mix ¾ cup ketchup
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¼ cup chopped scallions (including green tops)
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Broken up pieces of bacon
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1 TBSN EACH bacon drippings
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And Worcestershire sauce
Peach-Thyme
Mustard
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Mix ½ cup peach preserves
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1 TBSN each whole grain
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And Dijon mustard
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1 TSP lemon juice
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½ TSP fresh thyme
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And a pinch of salt
Spicy Beer BBQ
Sauce
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Combine a 12 oz. bottle of beer
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1 cup BBQ sauce
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1 seeded habanero chile (very hot – use gloves)
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¼ cup chopped pickled jalapenos
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1 TSBP chipotle chile powder
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& 1 clove garlic in a saucepan
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Simmer until thick, stirring
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30 minutes
Bacon Onion Relish
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Cook 3 slices diced bacon until crisp
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Remove and reserve
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Add 2 sliced onions to the pan (or use green
onion slices when in season) (or use sliced red onions for more color)
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Season with pepper (skip salt – bacon is salty)
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Cook over low heat, covered, 10 minutes
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Uncover and cook until golden, 30 more minutes
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Stir in 2 TBSN chopped fresh parsley
Chili-Cheese Mayo
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Mix ¼ cup EACH mayo
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Grated cheddar
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Canned drained chopped green chiles
Carrot-Chile Slaw
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Mix ½ LB grated carrots
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¼ cup EACH sweet Thai chile sauce
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Fresh lime juice
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& chopped fresh cilantro
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Add 2 TBSN fish sauce (Don’t have fish sauce? Try
mixing hoisin or miso into low-sodium soy sauce or just use lite soy sauce)
These are sone great condiment recipes. Thanks for sharing.
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