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What Are Your Favorite Cooking Sauces?
Posted on Jan 30, 2008 4:38:21 PM  |  By SimplyStatedAdmin

When that ho-hum fillet cries out for something special — but you’re too rushed to get creative in the kitchen — try a premade cooking sauce. Just brown the meat and simmer — upgrading your weeknight meals is as easy as opening a jar.


Do you have a trusty premade sauce you use to liven up chicken, beef, or pork? Share your favorites by posting a comment, below.



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2/3 cup Medium Salsa (sugg. Pace Picante)
2 Tbs Rasberry Preserves

Best with Pork or Chicken
Heated in same pan after meat (using the meat juices adds even more flavor) boil until blended well. Serve as topping.

Posted by: Heather Ann| November 03, 2008 at 05:57 PM




Hi! We are the seller and retailer of the famous "Alavar Sauce" from zamboanga.
for those who want to order Alavar Sauce, contact us at 09172786917 or email randybards@yahoo.com Also available:
Garlic Sauce
Bagoong “alamang”
Special Chili Sauce.

Posted by: Randy Bardaje| October 04, 2008 at 03:04 AM




Seeds of Change has GREAT curries and more...

http://www.seedsofchange.co.uk/our_foods/category.aspx?id=cooking_sauces

Posted by: shannon| September 18, 2008 at 02:29 PM




Combine butter and Dijon Mustard, about half & half, for Brussells Sprouts. Yum.

Posted by: Jacqueline W. Van Fleet| August 09, 2008 at 08:58 PM




try alavar sauce from the philippine.its a coconut milk with some spices.its good with all the seafoods

Posted by: don| May 15, 2008 at 05:06 AM




McCormick's Montreal Steak Seasoning. We use it on everything. Chicken, fish, pork, even sauteed vegetables.

Posted by: Karen Hale| March 24, 2008 at 09:48 PM




I tried Lucini Italia's sauce with Capers.. Absolutely amazing! Its a little pricey but definitely worth it! :)
It tastes like homemade and gourmet..

Posted by: Sandeep SIngh| March 24, 2008 at 07:05 PM




Patak's Indian sauces. My favorite is the Korma sauce. Its a Curry with coconut. Great with shrimp, chicken and vegetables.

Posted by: Carol Small| March 24, 2008 at 05:05 PM




Almost all of Trader Joe's sauces work for me. On a weeknight when we're running all over it actually seems faster than drive through. With a bag of salad and rice in the rice cooker I'm good to go.

Posted by: Catherine Ann| March 24, 2008 at 04:06 PM




Parma Rosa sauce by Knorr is good everytime and is done in 5 minutes. Perfect with some grilled sausage and pasta.

Posted by: Patty| March 24, 2008 at 03:43 PM




Suzanne Somers has some great simmer sauces. You could go to her web site or she may also sell it on the HSN. I am also an independent sales person for her products.

Posted by: Mary Jane| March 24, 2008 at 03:10 PM




REAL WABASI Co. on HIlton Head Island,SC makes a fabulous Wasabi Teriyaki sauce that is Organic and made of the real Wasabi! It is our family's favorite on top of fresh grilled salmon! Comes is other favors besides Teriyaki and will become a staple in your pantry! Hard to find; Call 877-492-7224

Posted by: Alice| March 16, 2008 at 12:38 PM




Cookwell and Company makes some excellent, easy sauces and marinades. They are based out of Austin, Texas. They make a great wet chili sauce. In fact, I think they had theirs before William Sonoma. You simply brown your meat and add the sauce. Their Gumbo is fantastic! Again, just add your choice of seafood or meat and your done. Try them at www.cookwell.net

Posted by: Virginia| March 03, 2008 at 12:27 PM




Williams Sonoma's Kung Pao Wok Sauce makes an instant and very good stir fry. I also like Tabasco 7 Chili Recipe. A jar of the chili sauce added to browned ground beef (a can of beans is optional) yields a chili as good as homemade.

Posted by: Helen| February 24, 2008 at 08:26 PM




I really like melted butter and lemon pepper on fish and chicken. Make the mix yourself and spread it on before during and after cooking.

Posted by: | February 21, 2008 at 11:20 AM




Williams-Sonoma has a line of finishing sauces that are just great. They include picatta, marsala, bordelaise, wild mushroom and more. You just saute the chicken, pork or veal and remove from the pan. Heat the sauce in the same pan and pour over the meat. I usually serve it with angel hair pasta and a vegetable or salad. Really quick and really delicious.

Posted by: Suebee| February 20, 2008 at 09:55 PM




I love Sweet Baby Ray's Honey BBQ sauce. It's great on grilled chicken or pork chops. Also, and this may sound a bit odd, it's great on salmon. Just put boneless, skinless salmon pieces smothered with this BBQ sauce in a tin foil packet and bake it for about 30 minutes and you've got a great quick meal that's easy clean up. I've tried other BBQ sauces and this one is just the best.

Posted by: Lishia Rolbiecki| February 16, 2008 at 10:46 AM






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