Everything just tastes better with a little sauce or dip on the side. We don’t often realize that the condiments that we are so used to having lying around in our home pantries have this superpower to jazz up even the simplest of the meals and snacks. And if like us you are also missing the good old dressing aisles of your local supermarkets, then this post is just for you. We have curated a list of lip-smacking homemade sauces and dips that will put their store-bought alternatives to shame.
So, whether you are planning to have a mini finger food cookout for yourself or a full-blown weekend feast for the family, check out the following recipes and whip up your own condiments to liven up your meals.
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Q1: How to store homemade Hummus?
A: Store it in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one week.
Q2: What vegetarian alternative can be used for an egg in the recipe for Mayonnaise?
A: If you are vegan or vegetarian you can replace the egg with 3 tablespoons aquafaba (liquid/stock obtained from cooking chickpeas in a pressure cooker)
Q3: How do I know for sure that the strawberry jam is done?
A: Take a spoonful of the strawberry jam on a plate and let it cool. If it sets on cooling and there is no water separation, this means the jam is done.
Gargi Bisht is an event copywriter/conceptualizer turned writer currently working with EazyDiner Pvt. Ltd. Compulsive eater, book hoarder, dog lover and pop culture enthusiast with an innate love for storytelling. Usually the quietest person in the room, Gargi is an introvert who loves her own company. When not eating, can be found in front of her laptop watching movies. Knows a thing or two about art and literature.