Variations on this recipe include adding tarragon, chervil and anchovies. Rémoulade sauce is delicious as a sandwich spread, used for deviled eggs, on fresh steamed clams, lobster or oysters on the half shell. You can use it as a salad dressing and it is especially good with sliced fresh garden tomatoes and cucumber. This version is specifically made to match shrimp and avocado.
Course Sauce
Cuisine Cajun, Creole
Keyword Remoulade Sauce
Prep Time 8 minutesminutes
Total Time 8 minutesminutes
Servings 1Quart
Author David of Sunset & Sewanee
Ingredients
1/4cupCreole mustardor whole grain mustard
3tbsphorseradishfresh or prepared
2tbsppaprika
1tspcayenne pepper
1tspsalt
1/3cupwhite vinegar
2tbspWorcestershire sauce
1cupfinely chopped green onions
Dash of Tabasco sauce
1/2cupceleryfinely chopped
2tbspparsleychopped
1/2cupketchup
1/2cupprepared yellow mustard
2clovesgarlicminced
3eggsroom temp
Juice of 1 lemon
1 1/3cupneutral flavored salad oil: grapeseedpeanut, vegetable or canola
Instructions
Measure and assemble all the ingredients
Add all of the ingredients EXCEPT the oil to a food processor or blender.
While the machine is running, slowly add the salad oil.
Remove the sauce from the food processor and store in the fridge with a tight filling lid to let the sauce incorporate all of the flavors for about 1 hour.