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I just had some Remoulade sauce...

keird

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how could I have never tasted such an amazing condiment until today?

It's simply amazing. It was served with Salmon croquettes today at the cafeteria at work.
 
how could I have never tasted such an amazing condiment until today?

It's simply amazing. It was served with Salmon croquettes today at the cafeteria at work.
Spicy remoulade is bangin'. The mild, or bland stuff is max gross.
 
Spicy remoulade is bangin'. The mild, or bland stuff is max gross.

I may have to experiment to learn what I like. I make a blue cheese sauce for hot wings in gallon increments. I haven't made that for 4 years. I'm afraid of what I'll do if I start on this remoulade sauce.
 
Did you make it out of your own aioli? If not, go home 😀

Is that alveoli?
AlveoliDrawing.GIF


You Cajuns baffle me.

edit: never mind, I Googled it.
 
I may have to experiment to learn what I like. I make a blue cheese sauce for hot wings in gallon increments. I haven't made that for 4 years. I'm afraid of what I'll do if I start on this remoulade sauce.
Well I lived in SW Louisiana for 5 years. I guess my tastes run toward the spicy side.

I add paprika & fresh horseradish to my remoulade.
 
Is that alveoli?
AlveoliDrawing.GIF


You Cajuns baffle me.

edit: never mind, I Googled it.

Yeah, aioli is like anti-mayonnaise 🙂 It's like mayo, but made out of the yolk, and it's usually quite spicy. I haven't made it in years, but the basic recipe is something like:

1 egg yolk
Grated garlic clove
dash of salt and pepper (to taste)
1/2 cup ex. virgin OO
Dash(s) of cayenne pepper or curry
Squirt of lemon juice

Whip until pasty and smooth (takes about 5-10 minutes). It goes great with rich seafood (scallops, lobster, crab, etc)
 
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