Sriracha gets its heat from red jalapeño peppers; it’s a Thai dipping sauce for seafood and omelettes and Vietnamese condiment for fried noodles and spring rolls. Add Hellman’s Real Mayonnaise and it’s an essential condiment for Turkey Cubano Sandwiches, Chicken Tenders or Fillets and so…

Thanks to Julia Child, the New York Times and Cob’s Bread Bakery………..for a Sunday lunch worth a picture! The Times ran a story this week about one of Julia Child’s favourites – the Tuna Sandwich. She ate such rich food travelling, that when at home…

Cooking the Lobster Tails earlier in the day makes this dinner treat come together in minutes. There are basically two styles of Lobster Rolls, one that uses mayonnaise (cold roll) and the other uses butter (warm roll).

Perfect for drizzling over Carne Asada Tacos, Buffalo Chicken Meatballs and just about any Mexican/South Western foods. Jalapeño Crema is bright and as spicy as you want. Keep a few seeds and white membrane (or more) to amp up the heat.

It’s really easy to make your own buttermilk from any type of milk you have on hand.

We buy Ocean’s Albacore Solid White Tuna. It’s circle hook caught, meaning the amount of marine life mistakenly caught is reduced and its subtle flavour is perfect if you aren’t using fresh tuna.

Remoulade is a mayonnaise-based condiment from France usually served with fish, beef and fries. Classic French Remoulade is similar to Tartar Sauce, but tends to be a bit spicier with the use of Tabasco, Mustard and Horseradish. Another style of Remoulade, with the addition of…

We recently visited the Ingleside Inn, Palm Springs; and were reminded of this classic dressing, created in San Francisco. They served the dressing as dip for vegetables and alongside crab cakes.

California’s famous In-N-Out Burger Sauce is a nice addition to a loaded hamburger. Fire up the barbecue and serve burgers with buns or lettuce wraps.

The original Ranch Dressing was created at the Hidden Valley Ranch, California in the 1950’s. It is Gluten Free if you need a prepared dressing.