Enchilada Sauce

A rich and vibrant sauce that dances with smoky, earthy notes, Enchilada Sauce is a staple in Mexican cuisine. Its depth of flavor comes from a blend of roasted chiles, tomatoes, onions, and spices, creating a luscious, slightly tangy base that clings beautifully to tortillas and fillings.

Notes

For the best flavor, consider making your own sauce using fresh ingredients, but store-bought options can offer convenience without sacrificing taste.

Uses

Smothering enchiladas
Pouring over tacos
Adding depth to casseroles

Replacements

European Style Butter

Rich and creamy, European Style Butter boasts a higher fat content than standard butter, offering a luxurious mouthfeel and a deep, nutty flavor that enhances both sweet and savory dishes.

Fresh Sorrel

Fresh sorrel boasts a vibrant, tangy flavor reminiscent of lemon and a grassy, almost herbal aroma. Its tender, arrow-shaped leaves offer a crisp, succulent texture that brightens any dish. Originating in Europe, sorrel has long been a staple in French and Eastern European cuisines. Its unique acidity makes it a standout in soups, salads, and sauces, offering a refreshing alternative to citrus. Valued for its ability to cut through richness, sorrel adds a lively zing to both warm and cold dishes.

Recipes to try

Sausage, Pepper, and Onion Hoagies

Juicy Italian sausages nestled in soft hoagie rolls with a sweet and smoky medley of peppers and onions.

Shrimp and Spinach Linguine in White Wine Sauce

Succulent shrimp and fresh spinach mingle in a creamy white wine sauce, twirled into perfectly al dente linguine.