Cranberry Sauce (low sugar, if desired) by Karen

Fresh cranberry sauce at its best. I use orange juice so that I don't need to add so much sugar. Love it!

Taco Sauce #2 by myra byanka

This is inexpensive to make, stays in the fridge for weeks, and is a nice, basic sauce to drizzle on tacos or over tortilla dishes for decoration, i.e., it is not a cooking sauce. It's very mild, so kids might like it.

Mustard cheese sauce by Daniel Brock

A mustard cheese sauce, can be a suttle or strong mustard taste depending on the amount of your dry mustard. One of my favorites. I prefer a strong mustard. A derivative of bechamel

mixsecan sauce by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY

mixsecan sauce

Walnut Balsamic Vinaigrette by Hungry In The Rockies

Quick & Easy Fresh Cranberry Relish by Salad Foodie

An uncooked cranberry relish makes the fruit flavors pop. This version adds pecans to a combination of cranberries and orange. Carbohydrate and calorie count can be reduced significantly by substituting Splenda or other non-nutritive sweetener for the sugar.

Balsamic Mayonnaise by Smokinhotchef

This is mayonnaise set on it's ear. I came up with it one day while making my traditional homemade mayo. I searched my pantry, and to my dismay, I had run out of white, red, cider, distilled and seasoned rice vinegar. Alas, I came to my balsamic vinegar. I took a gander and gave it the old college try. I was extremely pleased…

Vinegar Gravy by Chef Roach

This is a recipe for the vinegar gravy my Mom used to make in the 50's and 60's. I've been looking for months for the recipe and all this time it was in our family cook book. Wow! Does it ever bring back memories.

Ron's Afterburner Mexican Hot Sauce by Ronald R. Flinders

This is my version of Pico Pica, available on the west- coast but very limited in the mid-west. Goes great on just about you want to add a little zip to, especially Mexican foods.

Country Gravy by DCMH

Remoulade Sauce by Ryan Fillhardt

Habanero Mustard Sauce by Dean Grason

A fiery glaze for your fowl that Scoville would be proud of. The Scoville scale is the measurement standard for hot peppers. Habaneros for example score between 100,000-350,000, Cayenne score between 30,000-50,000 and jalapenos score between 2,500 and 8,000.

Diable Sauce by Daniel Brock

a little spicy but i love it

Morel Mushroom Pan Sauce by pescador

The base for the sauce can be prepared two days ahead; the pan juices from the Roasted Double Rack of Pork are added to it before serving.