Sweet gochujang sauce
A cooked, glossy gochujang glaze for wings, chicken sandwiches, noodles, and tofu. It’s savoury, sweet, and mildly spicy (according to our family). For an uncooked version, see Gochujang wing sauce.
The recipes we actually cook.
A cooked, glossy gochujang glaze for wings, chicken sandwiches, noodles, and tofu. It’s savoury, sweet, and mildly spicy (according to our family). For an uncooked version, see Gochujang wing sauce.
This is a simple teriyaki sauce, with some common add-ins. It’s simmered until reduced, and can be thickened if desired.
A bright, uncooked blender sauce of lime, fish sauce, and chili for wings, chicken sandwiches, noodles, and tofu. It’s sour, sweet, and very mildly spicy (according to our family), and doubles as a marinade.
Growing up we ate a lot of post-war-style food, including the famous Uncle Dan’s powdered ranch dip. I’m far too principled and lazy to buy powdered mix, so I came up with my own approximation. Two things make this dip stand out: MSG and an …
This was one of the first fancy recipes we made when the kids were young. It was the beginning of our shared journey into cooking new foods.
A great topping for waffles or as a base for a crisp.
This is a fresh, delicious dip for pita and vegetables.
This is a simple, classic burger sauce.
A fresh-tasting sauce, perfect for nachos, tacos, or over rice bowls.
A perfect sauce for flatbreads, pizza, and as a quick pasta sauce.
A quick pizza sauce that requires only tomato paste. One batch makes enough for about one pizza.
This is a hacky white sauce recipe, for a mushroom flatbread snack.
This is a great glaze for pork or chicken, perfect for rice bowls.
Sweet, savoury, and warm. Perfect for wings.
This is a mildly spicy, warm, and tangy wing sauce.
Our pizza sauce continues to evolve. This version uses passata and is uncooked.