Check out this article for a list of some of the best condiments in the world!
There's several that I've had on there, and completely agree with. I don't know how I'd like without mayo (regardless of whether it's full fat or one of the several light versions) or Sriracha (and they're even better when put together - maybe we'll get Tim to list his full recipe). I also really love currywurst, although right now my fridge is stocked with a mild version, and I'd like to see if there's a spicy one available. Can't find currywurst near you? I pick mine up at a local German pub - Mr. Dunderbak's. Dunderbak's is a chain, so they may have one near you, but also try places like Cost Plus World Market - they carry it as well.
Cholula truly makes my top 5 list, and is fantastic (hot sauce that has a great taste). I also think fish sauce (and fresh ginger) makes most asian food taste better - a little will go a long way and make your food really pop!
I also completely agree that Heinz makes the best ketchup (YES KETCHUP NOT CATSUP) and won't stock anything else in the fridge (except the currywurst).
I do disagree with a few on there. I've never been able to stomach vegemite for example (sorry my South African friends) and while I think tahini has good uses (hummus, babaganoush), I'm not a fan of it on its own.
So what are your top 5 list? I'm sure mine varies from day to day, but right now I'll go with:
Frank's Hot Sauce
Cholula
Horseradish Mustard
Mayo
Peanut Sauce
Showing posts with label peanut sauce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peanut sauce. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Best Condiment List!
Labels:
cholula,
Frank's,
heinz,
Horseradish Mustard,
hot sauce,
ketchup,
mayo,
mayonnaise,
peanut sauce
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
PA-DAAAAAANG
Here's a quick tip for flavor boosting your next order of pork fried rice.

Step One: Buy a bottle of House of Tsang Bangkok Padang Peanut Sauce.
Step Two: Pour on top of pork 'n rice.
Step Three: Consume serving of amped-up takeout standard. Repeat as necessary.
Full props go out to Alie for giving me the heads up on this tasty treat. Atta girl!
Other things Bangkok Padang Peanut Sauce is good for? Off the top off of my head is that I've found it to be excellent on kabobs. Oh and its also great as a makeshift battle cry... BANGKOK PADANG!!!

Step One: Buy a bottle of House of Tsang Bangkok Padang Peanut Sauce.
Step Two: Pour on top of pork 'n rice.
Step Three: Consume serving of amped-up takeout standard. Repeat as necessary.
Full props go out to Alie for giving me the heads up on this tasty treat. Atta girl!
Other things Bangkok Padang Peanut Sauce is good for? Off the top off of my head is that I've found it to be excellent on kabobs. Oh and its also great as a makeshift battle cry... BANGKOK PADANG!!!
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