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Old 01-13-2018, 07:03 AM
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I love condiments. In fact, my "collection" of condiments was a deciding factor on what refrigerator to buy. It had to have lots of door space for all of my jars of goodies. I have all of the common things like catsup, mustard, mayo, etc., but it's the exotic concoctions that I'm most intrigued with, like gochujang, tamarind paste, garlic-chili paste, sesame oil and some homemade stuff. What are some of your favorites?

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Old 01-13-2018, 08:29 AM
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The good concentrated broth pastes. I use chicken, beef, vegetable, mushroom, and ham broths. I use cream cheese in most all sauces except gravies. I took a two month gourmet cooking class a long time ago and learned how to boost flavor with flavor. A jar of good pesto sauce is a must have in my fridge too.
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I guess I use a lot of ketchup as I go through bottles of it...or maybe I make a lot of meatloaf!
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Truffle oil, Hoisen sauce, rice vinegar.Sherry, sesame oil, raspberry chipotle sauce, are a few that come to mind that I make sure I have on hand.
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Roasted red pepper pesto...mix it with chicken broth and cream cheese for an amazing sauce.
Thai sweet chili sauce
Balsamic glaze
Lots of mustards, but my favourite is Russian.


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Nutello, Hot fudge, maple syrup, balsamic vinegar, blue cheese dressing, orange infused honey. (I don't know if you consider those condiments but they are in my fridge door.
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I like a lot of the above. Being a Texan salsa and hot sauces take a lot of space here.
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Definitely pesto. We also love tahini for making hummus.

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Salsa, worcestershire, bbq sauce, honey dijon mustard, ketchup, butter. Love me some butter.
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My homemade green tomato relish (recipe on BH&G website). It is great in tuna/chicken/ham salad. Oriental sauces for sure. And salsa. I put it in my chili when there are 2 or 3 jars open and need to be used.
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