Tartar Sauce
A creamy, tangy condiment that dances on your palate with a medley of pickles, capers, and herbs. Its smooth texture and bright flavor make it a beloved companion to seafood.
Notes
Traditionally served chilled, tartar sauce is a delightful balance of acidity and richness. Homemade versions allow for customization to suit your taste.
Uses
- Fried fish
- Fish and chips
- Seafood platters
- Grilled shrimp
Replacements
- Remoulade
- Cocktail sauce
- Aioli with pickles
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