Aunt Bea
Master Chef
Do any of you ketchup lovers know of a good brand of hot ketchup? Hunts used to make one but, I have not seen it in quite some time. I have tried to add some zip to plain ketchup but, it does not seem to work. Thanks B
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Kayelle
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Wow...sounds like mayo and hot sauce are the winners. I was sure there would be at least one fellow ranch lover. I guess I'm alone on this one.
Ever tried Ranch drizzled over Pizza? I love that.
I use Best Foods mayo more than anything for sandwiches, but I must have Pico de Gallo with steak.
That recipe should be easy to cut to 1/3. Of course, you still end up with about 7 x 250 ml jars of ketsup. (We got 20 x 250 ml out of the 18 lbs of tomatoes.) If you don't like it, you could give the rest as presents.
How do you eat that, on the side or right on the steak?
I love pico, but I usually just wrap it up in a tortilla and eat it along with something else.
Jewelrycooktx
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Me too. Mmmm...
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
I never thought about Pico de Gallo with steak, but that would be really good!
When my daughter was in 4th or 5th grade she started eating Ranch on her pizza. She probably still eats it that way.
Kayelle
Chef Extraordinaire
I make a nice lill pile of it on top of my steak, so I can have a bit with every bite.
My favorite is home made, but Herdez Salsa Casera was the best substitute until I tried Goya.....that stuff is even better!! Speaking of tortillas, it's great in a Mexican egg/cheese breakfast burrito. yumm
Rocklobster
Master Chef
I do this weird thing when I want to add zip to my ketchup. I squirt a circle with my ketchup, then I fill the inside and create a little resevoir of hot sauce in the middle. Then I can dip away.
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
I will have to try Goya then! I LOVE Herdez Salsa Casera! Whenever I can, I buy it at WalMart Super Center, where I can buy it in big cans rather than in the jars. So much cheaper. They always look at me a little funny, I think, when it is on sale at the grocery store because if it is on sale I sometimes buy all they have.I make a nice lill pile of it on top of my steak, so I can have a bit with every bite.
Dawgluver
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Steve Kroll said:
LOVE the Chipotle Tabasco! Fab with ketchup. On anything. Sriracha too for anything Asian.
jdthompson
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Kayelle said:
Oohhh..., no but I'm gonna!!
Midnight_Merlot
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Asked me this question 2 or 3 months ago, &, I would have proudly stood up & declared my undying love for butter & ranch dressiing!!...But, after my gallbladder "eruption", I have had no choice other than to change things or continue down my path of self-destruction....*sniffles...I miss 'ya butter buddy*...Anyhow, now that I am on track for a healthier lifestyle, I would have to vote for olive oil as my new "go-to" condiment. Used properly, it has quite a "bang for its buck", &, has the ability to clean out those hardened arteries & veins that are clogged w/saturated fats...I'm not perfect, but, as far as "out w/the old. & in w/the new" policy, well...so far its going wonderfully!!
Ever try the thing they do in some Italian restaurants? Pour some EVOO in a saucer, add a bit of balsamic vinegar and swirl it. Then dip your bread into it instead of buttering it. That's instead of plain buttered bread.
Midnight_Merlot
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Glad that you mentioned this tax, because, I have found a way to "amp" it up....soak the bread w/the mixings, then pop it into your oven for around 4-5 min.'s or so, &....Holy Moley - it goes from good to almost an angelic quality!! It is amazing how yummy it gets!
Glad that you mentioned this tax, because, I have found a way to "amp" it up....soak the bread w/the mixings, then pop it into your oven for around 4-5 min.'s or so, &....Holy Moley - it goes from good to almost an angelic quality!! It is amazing how yummy it gets!
How hot an oven? I gotta try this.
danbuter
Senior Cook
Either Ketchup or Thousand Island dressing.
Finishing salts...I have quite a selection now.
mcnerd
Head Chef
Just fell in love with the Heinz Limited Edition Balsamic Ketchup. <drool>
ChefJune
Master Chef
Mustard in general, and Fallot's mustard(s) in particular.
