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Béarnaise and hollandaise are two classic sauces that should be in the repertoire of every cook. They make wonderful additions to fish, vegetables, steak, pasta and more.

This creamy white sauce is the basis for many tasty dishes such as pasta bakes, lasagna and cauliflower cheese.

A good sauce can perfectly polish any seafood meal. Here are some simple sauces that go well with various seafood entrees.

Discover which brands offer gluten free sauces that are safe for people with Celiac Disease and other forms of gluten intolerance.

Pasta sauce does not have to simmer all day to be delicious. This hearty sauce is easy to prepare and takes less than an hour from start to finish.

Tomato sauce is one of the most basic sauces an at-home can create. With literally hundreds of family recipes available, it is also the epitome of home-style food.

Classic dishes like Beef Wellington are presented with the elegant Perigueux sauce or a Madeira jus. These sauces also pair well with wild game, poultry and omelets.

Great tasting spaghetti is so easy. If time demands commercial sauce, here's how to make it better. A little time is all fresh sauce needs if you follow these steps.

Plum pudding can be very expensive and extremely hard to make. There is a way to make something similar that is much easier and less expensive to make.

The dietary restrictions associated with Celiac's can be a challenge. This article is designed to inform sufferers of Celiac's of their condiment choices.

Cranberries are rich in antioxidants, compounds that have been found to fight many types of cancers and Alzheimer's disease.

Hollandaise is a rich buttery sauce with a smooth velvety texture. Many people feel anxious about making it, but homemade sauce is vastly superior to the bought products.

A mousseline sauce is a rich, creamy sauce that can also double as a sumptuous dip for prepared vegetables or cooked shellfish.

Red and green chiles combine with other flavorful ingredients to finish this versatile sauce.

A beurre blanc is a rich, buttery sauce traditionally used on fish or chicken. Although sophisticated, this sauce is easy for the at-home chef to prepare.

Chicken is grilled and slathered in a spicy, sweet barbecue sauce for a tasty treat any time of the year.

Two recipes use abundant garden tomatoes for a quick and easy spaghetti sauce for tonight's dinner or a slow simmered sauce that can be frozen and eaten all winter long.

Cranberry sauce doesn't have to come out of a can. Make your own with these easy recipies

Has your condiment selection been boring you lately? Next time you're out shopping, consider picking up a bottle of sriracha to liven up your kitchen.

Bolognese, one of the best loved Italian pasta sauces, is traditionally made with ground meat, tomatoes and seasoning.

This recipe for spaghetti sauce is chock full of fresh ingredients: red and yellow peppers, carrots, zucchini, mushrooms, and of course, tomatoes.

A simple, two-ingredient strawberry sauce recipe using fresh or frozen strawberries.

Tzatziki sauce is served as a condiment along with Greek meals. Tsatziki is typically served on top of chicken, lamb and other meat dishes such as gyros.

Horseradish came from relative obscurity in Europe to fame in the U.S.

Roasted poblano, jalapeno and hot finger chilli peppers lend a rich green color and flavor to this creamy enchilada sauce. It's perfect for drizzling on Mexican dishes.

Béarnaise sauce is a classic herbed butter sauce that accents any red meat or grilled vegetable dish.

Skip the cans of cranberry sauce this year and make your own. It's easy to make cranberry sauce, and fresh is always best.

Knowing how to make brown stock, sauce or gravy is a basic element for any gourmet cook. Here are the basic recipes and some tasty variations.

A Mongolian Barbecue or Mongolian Braai allows hosts and guests much freedom. Preparation may be done in advance and guests are free to choose their own food and cook it.

Making authentic home-made Italian dishes doesn't have to be hard. With simple ingredients, you can make dishes your family and friends with devour.

Cranberries are one of the few fruits native to North America and ripen from September through November, lending themselves well to holiday recipes, like cranberry sauce.

By reducing the sugar in this holiday favorite you will easily cut out 774 calories without anyone knowing the better.

A Marsala sauce is one of the most classic culinary sauces that an at-home chef can learn how to make.

This marinara sauce offers a quick and natural alternative to processed spaghetti sauce in Italian cooking.

Find the perfect wine to pair with tonight's pasta! Use this handy guide to find a wine to match everything from spaghetti to stuffed rigatoni and fettuccine alfredo.

Add flair and sophistication to a serving of cake or pie with a topping of a homemade raspberry or chocolate sauce. Plus, learn how to make chocolate curls.

This tasty sauce is suitable for many dishes including fish, seafood and vegetables. With a little variation, you can make several easy butter sauces with this recipe.

Learn how-to use fresh basil, oregano or marjoram to pan fry vine ripe tomatoes which are further flavored with a bit of garlic, salt and freshly ground black pepper.

Fish Sauce is used in the place of salt, and as a dipping sauce, in many Asian Cuisines. Use Thai Fish Sauce to enhance the flavor of a wide range of savory dishes.

Make Cranberry Chicken, Cranberry Chops and glaze a ham with Cranberry sauce during the holidays or any time.

Thanksgiving dinner just wouldn't be the same without cranberry sauce. Even if you don't eat it, the color and aroma alone let you know it's a special day.

Use sunflower seeds instead of hamburger in this recipe for tasty sunflower seed spaghetti sauce.

Barbecue sauce can enhance food flavor. Foods to use with barbecue sauce include chili, pork, fish, beef, duck, shrimp, coleslaw, poultry, beans, and lamb.

This recipe for spaghetti sauce has been passed down three generations of exquisite chefs and is finally available to the public to enjoy.

Layers of tomato sauce, sauteed eggplant, ground meat and decadent cream sauce combine to make a classic Mediterranean inspired meal.

With frozen whole basil leaves leftover from the bumper crop last summer, even early spring cooks can enjoy a delicious, creamy, aromatic basil pasta sauce.

The Mother sauces, initially perfected classical French chefs, include béchamel, espagnole, and veloute sauce.

This is an adaptation of the classic Beef Wellington introduced by the British. By enriching a tenderloin with duxelle and pate, the meat absorbs new depths of flavor.

This lovely and simple dish is sure to please, easy to make and delicious. Make it as a supper dish served with a Spanish-style salad and bread or as individual tapas.

Recipes for Creamy Bread Sauce, Cumberland Sauce and Cranberry and Orange Sauce