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I think so. Especially great on cold cut sandwiches. I like it because it's got a little kick to it but is still very tasty.
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teezzy
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Seed oils are bad for you. I usually ask my sandwiches condiment free and put my own when I get home with the food. For cold cut sandwiches, I do a mix of 100% avocado oil mayo with sriracha and a bit of lime juice.
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Sriracha better
True story. The Sriracha shortage fucking sucks. I haven't seen a bottle of Huy Fong on the shelves in a long ass time.
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Stupid Spoiled Whore
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You should check my fridge
If by "check" you mean "steal from" I just might.
Where'd you find it?
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teezzy
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SirKicksalot
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The best is when you crush a big garlic head in 500 grams of 20% sour cream and add a ton of granulated chicken bouillon.
DonDonDonPata
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totally depends. I think simple sauces with real ingredients taste best. Fresh-ground spices and/or fresh herbs go a long way. Easy example of my snobbery: years back I learned how to whip together homemade hollandaise to put on top of eggs benedict, and that day I realized I'd never eaten real eggs benedict before. Same thing with whipping up homemade mayonnaise, just a few ingredients thrown into a blender (i used one of those emulsion blender things) and that day I realized I'd never eaten real mayonnaise before
Fresh aioli is also a different beast than the bottled stuff if you know how to properly balance the spices.
Fresh aioli is also a different beast than the bottled stuff if you know how to properly balance the spices.
DonDonDonPata
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Sriracha better
Any spicy bois should try this:
Gochujang - Wikipedia
Not as easy to use 'raw' compared to sriracha because it is the consistency of tomato paste,
but mixes great with anything and is much better for cooking, especially fried rice and BBQ
This (and Duke's Mayo) are my go to for cold cut sandwich condiments.
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