Cocktail sauces

The recipe JRPfeffadded looks awesome, maybe its the shrimp. However, folks, My recipe is simple-ketchup and lots of horseradish. Who needs worchestershire,lemon,tobasco pepper or dry mustard? And frankly-chili sauce is a wonderful ingredient.Just my opinion.

"Who needs worchestershire, lemon, tabasco pepper or dry mustard?"
 Those of us who like worchestershire, lemon, tabasco pepper and dry mustard in our sauce and are in the know about what constitutes a perfect cocktail sauce! Chili Sauce just wrecks the good cocktail sauce preferred by us sauce connoisseurs and  purists.

I'll have a bottle of Hoffman House Cocktail Sauce in my next checked bag to Phoenix with foodbme's name on it (No, not THAT Hoffman).

JRPfeff

I'll have a bottle of Hoffman House Cocktail Sauce in my next checked bag to Phoenix with foodbme's name on it (No, not THAT Hoffman).

I believe I've had Hoffman House Cocktail Sauce before. I think you can find it out here. Those kind of sauces go well with fried fish and fried shrimp, but the Basic Ketchup, horseradish, lemon juice Worchestershire, Tabasco/Crystal hot sauce is THE BEST for Shrimp Cocktail.

Again, just my opinion. Maybe I am missing something.

ann peeples

Again, just my opinion. Maybe I am missing something.

Go Crazy!!! Live life to the max! Give it a whirl!

here is a simple and best cocktail sauces recipe...
 
This cocktail sauce recipe is the perfect accompaniment to cooked shrimp.
Ingredients:

1/2 cup chili sauce 1/2 cup ketchup 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice (about 1 small lemon) 1 to 2 tablespoons prepared horseradish dash Worcestershire sauce few drops hot sauce salt to taste

Preparation: Combine and blend all ingredients well. Serve cocktail with shrimp, oysters, and other shellfish.





 

... add to that finely minced celery for some bulk and some seasoned salt and we're done.

Heinz Chili Sauce, CREAMY horseradish sauce and open pit barbecue sauce.

Even though the fried shrimp scene is kind of dismal here in Dallas there are several places that have a DIY "cocktail sauce bar".  They provide ketchup, horseradish, L & P Worcestershire, lemons, a variety of bottled "hot sauces", and sweet relish and invite you to make your own poison.  These places are an example: http://www.bigshucks.com/ 

Beata740


here is a simple and best cocktail sauces recipe...

This cocktail sauce recipe is the perfect accompaniment to cooked shrimp.
Ingredients:

1/2 cup chili sauce 1/2 cup ketchup 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice (about 1 small lemon) 1 to 2 tablespoons prepared horseradish dash Worcestershire sauce few drops hot sauce salt to taste

Preparation: Combine and blend all ingredients well. Serve cocktail with shrimp, oysters, and other shellfish.

 
Hey! That's my recipe from the first page. Except, you've left out the capful of brandy

MetroplexJim


Even though the fried shrimp scene is kind of dismal here in Dallas there are several places that have a DIY "cocktail sauce bar".  They provide ketchup, horseradish, L & P Worcestershire, lemons, a variety of bottled "hot sauces", and sweet relish and invite you to make your own poison.  These places are an example: http://www.bigshucks.com/ 

 
Right on, Jim. Big Shucks is my "go to" fried seafood place in Dallas, too!

DawnT


... add to that finely minced celery for some bulk and some seasoned salt and we're done.

 
Dawn, we're never done here.

Mayo makes it better......honest

Here are the places I've found (so far) in the Metroplex that offer a "DIY Cocktail Sauce Bar" like I described above:
 
http://www.awshucksdallas.com/  (multiple locations)
http://www.dodiestexas.com/ (multiple locations)
http://bigeasyplano.com/
http://flyingfishinthe.net/  (multiple locations)

Peter Luger sauce is ridiculously good...as a cocktail sauce.

http://www.peterluger.com/recipes.cfm

no, it's mine from page1.

Just bought some Bookbinders Cocktail Sauce in Maryland that comes with Old Bay Seasoning mixed in. Yum.