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- General
- By type Brown sauces Butter sauces Emulsified sauces Fish sauces Green sauces Tomato sauces Hot sauces Meat-based sauces Sauces made of chopped fresh ingredients Sweet sauces White sauces
- By region Africa Asia East Asian sauces Southeast Asian sauces Caucasus Mediterranean Middle East South America
- By country Argentina Barbados Belgium Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile China Colombia England France Georgia Germany Greece Indonesia Iran Italy Japan Korea Libya Malaysia Mexico Netherlands Peru Philippines Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Spain Canary Islands Vasque Catalonia Switzerland Thailand United Kingdom United States Uruguay
- Prepared sauces
- See also
- References
- Further reading
- External links
{{expand list|date=August 2012}}{{merge from|List of meat-based sauces|discuss=Talk:List of sauces#Proposed merge with List of meat-based sauces|date=February 2019}}The following is a list of notable culinary and prepared sauces used in cooking and food service. General{{div col}}- {{annotated link|Anchovy essence}}
- {{annotated link|Avgolemono}}
- {{annotated link|Avocado sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Barbecue sauce}} [1]
- {{annotated link|Bread sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Capital sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Cocktail sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Coffee sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Corn sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Coulis}}
- {{annotated link|Duck sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Egusi sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Fry sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Halvaytar}}
- {{annotated link|Mahyawa}}
- {{annotated link|Mignonette sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Mint sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Mushroom ketchup}}
- {{annotated link|Normande sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Pan sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Peppercorn sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Rainbow sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce ravigote|Ravigote sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Romesco}}
- {{annotated link|Salad#Dressings|Salad dressing}}
- {{annotated link|Salsa (sauce)|Salsa}} (salsa roja)
- {{annotated link|Satzibeli}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce andalouse}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce aurore}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce bercy}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce poulette}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce vin blanc}}
- {{annotated link|Sofrito}}
- {{annotated link|Sour cream sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Steak sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet chili sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Tomato sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Vinaigrette}}
- {{annotated link|Wine sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Worcestershire sauce}} [2]
{{div col end}}By typeBrown sauces{{annotated link|Brown sauce (meat stock based)|Brown sauces}} include:- {{annotated link|HP sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Bordelaise sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Chateaubriand sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Charcutiere sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Chaudfroid sauce}} [3]
- {{annotated link|Demi-glace|Demi glace}}
- {{annotated link|Gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Mushroom gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Poutine}} sauce
- {{annotated link|Romesco sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce Africaine}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce au Poivre}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce Robert}} [4]
Butter sauces- {{annotated link|Beurre blanc}}
- {{annotated link|Beurre manie}}
- {{annotated link|Beurre monté}}
- {{annotated link|Café de Paris sauce|Café de Paris}}
- {{annotated link|Meuniere sauce}}
Emulsified sauces- {{annotated link|Aioli}}
- {{annotated link|Béarnaise sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Garlic sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Hollandaise sauce}} [5]
- {{annotated link|Remoulade}} [6]
- {{annotated link|Salad cream}}
- {{annotated link|Tartar sauce}} [7]
Fish sauces- {{annotated link|Bagna càuda}}
Green sauces- See {{annotated link|Green sauce}}
Tomato sauces- {{annotated link|Tomato sauces}}
- {{annotated link|Ketchup}}
Hot sauces- Pepper sauces
- Mustard sauces
- {{annotated link|Mustard (condiment)|Mustard}}
- Chile pepper-tinged sauces
{{See also|List of hot sauces}}- {{annotated link|Hot sauce}}s include:
- {{annotated link|Buffalo Sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Chili sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Datil pepper}} sauce
- {{annotated link|Enchilada}} sauce
- {{annotated link|Pique sauce|Pique Sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sriracha sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Tabasco sauce}}
Meat-based sauces- {{annotated link|Amatriciana sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Bari#Cuisine and gastronomy|Barese ragù}}
- {{annotated link|Bolognese sauce|Bolognese}}
- {{annotated link|Carbonara}}
- {{annotated link|Cincinnati chili}}
- {{annotated link|Neapolitan ragù}}
- {{annotated link|Picadillo}}
- {{annotated link|Ragù}}
- {{annotated link|Sloppy joe|Sloppy Joe}}
Sauces made of chopped fresh ingredients- {{annotated link|Chimichurri}}
- {{annotated link|Gremolata}}
- {{annotated link|Mujdei}}
- {{annotated link|Onion sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Persillade}}
- {{annotated link|Pesto}}
- {{annotated link|Pico de gallo}}
- Latin American Salsa cruda of various kinds
- {{annotated link|Salsa verde}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce gribiche}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce vierge}}
- {{annotated link|Tkemali}}
Sweet sauces- {{annotated link|Apple sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Blueberry sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Butterscotch|Butterscotch sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Caramel}}
- {{annotated link|Chocolate gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Chocolate syrup}}
- {{annotated link|Cranberry sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Crème anglaise}}
- {{annotated link|Custard}}
- {{annotated link|Chocolate syrup|Fudge sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Hard sauce}}{{spaced ndash}} not liquid, but called a sauce nonetheless
- {{annotated link|Mango sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Peach sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Plum sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Strawberry sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Syrup}}
- {{annotated link|Tkemali}}
- {{annotated link|Zabaione}}
White sauces- {{annotated link|Caruso sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Béchamel sauce}} [8]
- {{annotated link|Mushroom sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Mornay sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Allemande sauce|Sauce Allemande}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce Américaine}}
- {{annotated link|Suprême sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Velouté sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Yogurt|Yogurt sauce}}
By regionAfricaSauces in African cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Chermoula}}
- {{annotated link|Harissa}}
- {{annotated link|Maafe}}
- {{annotated link|Moambe}}
- {{annotated link|Shito}}
AsiaEast Asian sauces- Prepared sauces
- {{annotated link|Doubanjiang}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet bean sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Hoisin sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Oyster sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Plum sauce}} (Chinese; see umeboshi paste below for Japanese pickled plum sauce)
- {{annotated link|Ponzu}}
- {{annotated link|Mala sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Mirin}}
- {{annotated link|Soy sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet soy sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sriracha sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Ssamjang}}
- {{annotated link|Tentsuyu}}
- {{annotated link|XO sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Umeboshi paste}}, or Japanese pickled plum sauce, a thick sauce from a fruit called a plum in English but which is closer to an apricot
- Cooked sauces
- {{annotated link|Lobster sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Shacha sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Siu haau sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet and sour sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet bean sauce|aka=Tianmianjiang}}
- {{annotated link|Teriyaki}} – a way of cooking in Japan, a branch of sauces in North America
Southeast Asian sauces- {{annotated link|Budu (sauce)|Budu}}
- {{annotated link|Fish sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Nam chim}}
- {{annotated link|Nam phrik}}
- {{annotated link|Nước chấm}}
- {{annotated link|Padaek}}
- {{annotated link|Pecel}}
- {{annotated link|Pla ra}}
- {{annotated link|Sambal}}
- {{annotated link|Peanut sauce|aka=Satay sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Chili sauce#Sambal sauce|Saus cabai}}
- {{annotated link|Sriracha sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet soy sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Tương}}
CaucasusSauces in Caucasian cuisine (the Caucasus region) include: - {{annotated link|Ajika}}
- {{annotated link|Tkemali}}
- {{annotated link|Satsivi}}
MediterraneanMiddle EastSauces in Middle Eastern cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Muhammara}}
- {{annotated link|Zhug|Sahawiq}}
- {{annotated link|Toum}}
South AmericaSauces in South American cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Ají (sauce)}}
- {{annotated link|Caruso sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Chancaca}}
- {{annotated link|Chimichurri}}
- {{annotated link|Hogao}}
- {{annotated link|Tucupi}}
By countryArgentinaSauces in Argentine cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Salsa golf}} [9]
- {{annotated link|Chimichurri}}
- {{annotated link|Salsa criolla}}
BarbadosSauces in the cuisine of Barbados include: - {{annotated link|Bajan pepper sauce}} [10]
BelgiumSauces in Belgian cuisine include: - "Bicky" sauce – a commercial brand made from mayonnaise, white cabbage, tarragon, cucumber, onion, mustard and dextrose
- Brasil sauce – mayonnaise with pureed pineapple, tomato and spices[11]
- {{annotated link|Joppiesaus}}
- Sauce "Pickles"– a yellow vinegar based sauce with turmeric, mustard and crunchy vegetable chunks, similar to Piccalilli.
- {{annotated link|Zigeuner sauce}} – A "gypsy" sauce of tomatoes, paprika and chopped bell peppers, borrowed from Germany
BoliviaSauces in Bolivian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Llajwa}}
Brazil- {{annotated link|Vinagrete}}
- {{annotated link|Tucupi}}
CanadaSauces in Canadian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|King of Donair|Donair sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Honey garlic sauce}}
Chile- {{annotated link|Pebre}}
- Chancho en piedra
China{{main|List of Chinese sauces}}ColombiaEngland- Halford Leicestershire Table Sauce
FranceIn the late 19th century, and early 20th century, the chef Auguste Escoffier consolidated Carême's list to five mother sauces in French cuisine. They are: - {{annotated link|Béchamel sauce|Sauce Béchamel}} – milk-based sauce, thickened with a white roux.
- {{annotated link|Espagnole sauce|Sauce Espagnole}} – a fortified brown veal stock sauce.
- {{annotated link|Velouté sauce|Sauce Velouté}} – white stock-based sauce, thickened with a roux or a liaison.
- {{annotated link|Hollandaise sauce|Sauce Hollandaise}} – an emulsion of egg yolk, butter and lemon or vinegar.
- {{annotated link|Tomato sauce|Sauce Tomate}} – tomato-based
Additional sauces of French origin include: - {{annotated link|Allemande sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Au jus}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce bourguignonne}}
- {{annotated link|Breton sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Beurre noir}}
- {{annotated link|Beurre noisette}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce Américaine}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce charcutière}}
- {{annotated link|Chasseur (sauce)|Chasseur}}
- {{annotated link|Nantua sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce ravigote|Ravigote}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce Robert}}
- {{annotated link|Rouennaise sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Rouille}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce gribiche}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce lyonnaise}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce poivrade}}
- {{annotated link|Soubise sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Venetian sauce}}
GeorgiaSauces in Georgian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Ajika}}
- {{annotated link|Tkemali}}
- {{annotated link|Satsivi}}
GermanySauces in German cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Duckefett}}
- {{annotated link|Green sauce#German Grüne Soße|Frankfurt green sauce}}
GreeceSauces in Greek cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Skordalia}}
- {{annotated link|Tzatziki}}
- {{annotated link|Avgolemono}}
- {{annotated link|Melitzanosalata}}
- {{annotated link|Taramasalata}}
IndonesiaSauces in Indonesian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Babi panggang#Sauce|Babi panggang sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Dabu-dabu}}
- {{annotated link|Colo-colo (condiment)|Colo-colo}}
- {{annotated link|Peanut sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Pecel}}
- {{annotated link|Sambal}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet soy sauce}}
IranSauces in Iranian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Mahyawa}}
ItalySauces in Italian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Agliata}} – a garlic sauce in Italian cuisine
- {{annotated link|Agrodolce}}
- {{annotated link|Fettuccine Alfredo|Alfredo}}
- {{annotated link|Arrabbiata sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Bagna càuda}}
- {{annotated link|Bolognese sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Checca sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Fra diavolo sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Marinara sauce}} [12]
- {{annotated link|Neapolitan sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Pesto}}
- {{annotated link|Ragù}} [13]
- {{annotated link|Neapolitan ragù}}
- {{annotated link|Ragù alla salsiccia}}
- {{annotated link|Savore Sanguino}}
- {{annotated link|Sugo all'amatriciana}}
- {{annotated link|Spaghetti alla puttanesca|Sugo alla puttanesca}}
- {{annotated link|Vincotto}}
- {{annotated link|Vodka sauce}}
JapanSauces in Japanese cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Shottsuru}}
- {{annotated link|Tare sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Ponzu}}
- {{annotated link|Umeboshi paste}}, or Japanese pickled plum sauce
- {{annotated link|Tonkatsu sauce}}
KoreaSauces in Korean cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Soy sauce#Korean|Korean soy sauce}} [14]
LibyaSauces in Libyan cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Filfel chuma}} [15]
MalaysiaSauces in Malaysian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Cincalok}}
MexicoSauces in Mexican cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Guacamole}} [16]
- {{annotated link|Mole sauce|Mole}} [17]
- {{annotated link|Pico de gallo}}
NetherlandsSauces in Dutch cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Fritessaus}} [18]
- {{annotated link|Joppiesaus}}
Peru- {{annotated link|Papa a la Huancaína|Huancaina}}
PhilippinesSauces in Philippine cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Bagoong}} [19]
- {{annotated link|Banana ketchup}}
- {{annotated link|Latik}}
- {{annotated link|Chilli soy lime}} – a mixture of soy sauce, chopped bird's eye chillies, chopped onions, and calamansi lime juice—a traditional dipping sauce for grilled meats and seafood. The island of Guam has a similar sauce called finadene.
- {{annotated link|Liver sauce}} – used primarily as a dipping sauce for lechon or whole roasted pig. Flavour is savoury, sweet and piquant, vaguely reminiscent of British style brown sauces but with a coarser texture.
PortugalSauces in Portuguese cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Cebolada}} – an onion sauce of Portuguese origin used for fish and game.
- {{annotated link|Francesinha#Sauce|Francesinha sauce}}
Puerto RicoSauces in Puerto Rican cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Adobo|Adobo Mojado}}
- {{annotated link|Ajilimójili}}
- {{annotated link|Mojito_isleño|Mojito Isleño}}
- {{annotated link|Mojo_(sauce)|Mojo Criollo}}
- {{annotated link|Pique sauce|Pique}}
- {{annotated link|Pique_verde_boricua|Pique Verde}}
- {{annotated link|Recaíto}}
- {{annotated link|Sofrito}}
RomaniaSauces in Romanian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Mujdei}} [20]
RussiaSauces in Russian cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Khrenovina sauce}}
SpainSauces in Spanish cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Alioli}}
Canary IslandsSauces used in the cuisine of the Canary Islands include: - {{annotated link|Mojo (sauce)}}
Vasque- {{annotated link|Vizcaína}}
CataloniaSauces in Catalan cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Salvitxada}}
- {{annotated link|Xató}}
- {{annotated link|Romesco}}
SwitzerlandSauces in Swiss cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Café de Paris sauce}} [21]
ThailandSauces in Thai cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Nam chim}}
- {{annotated link|Nam phrik}}
- {{annotated link|Sriracha sauce}} [22]
- {{annotated link|Sweet chili sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Nam chim seafood}}
- {{annotated link|Prik nam pra}}
- {{annotated link|Nam chim gai}}
United KingdomSauces in British cuisine include: - {{annotated link|Albert sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Apple sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Bread sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Brown sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Cheddar sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Cumberland sauce}} (Oxford sauce)
- {{annotated link|Gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Horseradish sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Marie Rose sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Mint sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Mushroom sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Onion gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Parsley sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Redcurrant sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Shrewsbury sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Tewkesbury mustard}}
- {{annotated link|Whisky sauce}}
- {{annotated link|White sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Worcestershire sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Wow-Wow sauce|aka=Bow Wow Sauce}}
United StatesSauces in the cuisine of the United States include: - {{annotated link|Cincinnati chili|Cincinnati Chili}}
- {{annotated link|Comeback sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Coney Island hot dog|Coney sauce}}[23]
- {{annotated link|Henry Bain sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Mumbo sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Old Sour}}
- {{annotated link|Red-eye gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Sausage gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Barbecue sauce|Barbecue Sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Gravy|Brown Gravy}}
- {{annotated link|Remoulade}}
Uruguay- {{annotated link|Caruso sauce}}
- Mostaza La Pasiva
- Picantina
- {{annotated link|:es:Tuco|Tuco}}
- {{annotated link|Chimichurri}}
- {{annotated link|Salsa criolla}}
Prepared sauces{{div col}}- {{annotated link|A.1. Sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Alfredo sauce#Alfredo sauce|Alfredo sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Baconnaise}}
- {{annotated link|Cheez Whiz}}
- {{annotated link|Daddies}}
- {{annotated link|HP Sauce|HP sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Ketchup}}
- {{annotated link|Maggi}}
- {{annotated link|Magic Shell}}
- {{annotated link|Mustard (condiment)}}
- {{annotated link|OK Sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Pickapeppa Sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Salsa Lizano}}
- {{annotated link|Salsa (sauce)#Prepared salsa|Salsa (prepared)}}
- {{annotated link|Prego}}
{{div col end}}See also{{portal|Condiments|Food|Lists}}{{div col}}- {{annotated link|Chutney}}
- {{annotated link|Compound butter}}
- {{annotated link|Condiment}}
- {{annotated link|Deglazing (cooking)}}
- {{annotated link|Dipping sauce}}
- {{annotated link|Dip (food)#List of common dips|List of dips}}
- {{annotated link|Fermented bean paste}}
- {{annotated link|Fondue}}
- {{annotated link|Gastrique}}
- {{annotated link|List of condiments}}
- {{annotated link|List of dessert sauces}}
- {{annotated link|List of fish sauces}}
- {{annotated link|List of hot sauces}}
- {{annotated link|List of meat-based sauces}}
- List of syrups
- {{annotated link|Marination}}
- {{annotated link|Outline of food preparation}}
- {{annotated link|Reduction (cooking)}}
- {{annotated link|Relish}}
- {{annotated link|Sauce boat}}
- {{annotated link|Saucery}}
- {{annotated link|Saucier}}
- {{annotated link|Soup}}
- {{annotated link|Spread (food)}}
- {{annotated link|Sweet bean paste}}
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Roney |publisher = ABC-CLIO, LLC |url =https://books.google.com/books?id=4CkbUdbAF7EC&pg=PA133&dq=Fritessaus&hl=en&sa=X&ei=aaW6T6OcB8eg6QGygp2ACw&ved=0CDwQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=Fritessaus&f=false | year = 2009 | page = 133 | isbn = 978-0-313-34808-2 | accessdate = May 21, 2012 }} 19. ^{{cite book|author=Eve Zibart|title =The Ethnic Food Lover's Companion: A Sourcebook for Understanding the Cuisines of the World|publisher =Menasha Ridge Press|year =2001|page=270|isbn =978-0-89732-372-7|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=y6vTun3i4NQC&printsec=frontcover#v=snippet&q=Bagoong&f=false}} 20. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.dexonline.news20.ro/cuvant/mujdei.html|title=Definition of mujdei|publisher=DEX online|language=ro}} 21. ^{{cite web | url=https://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/john-lichfield-our-man-in-paris-455515.html | title=John Lichfield: Our Man In Paris: Revealed at last: how to make the French queue | publisher=The Independent | date=July 2, 2007 | accessdate=September 5, 2012}} 22. ^{{cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/20/dining/20united.html|title=A Chili Sauce to Crow About|last=Edge|first=John|date=May 19, 2009|publisher=New York Times|accessdate=May 20, 2009}} 23. ^{{Cite book|title=Seven Neighborhoods in Detroit: Recipes from the City|last=Cameron|first=J.N.|publisher=Beneva Publishing|year=2015|isbn=9780996626101|location=|pages=148}}
Further reading- {{cite book|author=Sokolov, Raymond|title=The Saucier's Apprentice|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=HKUSH4Pu_f0C&printsec=frontcover&dq=&source=bl&ots=qBuKcmLexj&sig=VUevbT1oaXiCqYrWovKf6Z0_kjk&hl=en&sa=X&ei=vjwmUNuSO7DpiwKi3YG4CQ&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false|publisher=Knopf|year=1976|isbn=0-394-48920-9}}
- {{cite book|last=Corriher |first=Shirley|authorlink=Shirley Corriher|title=Cookwise, the Hows and Whys of Successful Cooking|edition=1st|year=1997|publisher=William Morrow & Company, Inc.|location=New York|isbn=0-688-10229-8 |chapter=Ch. 4: sauce sense|ref=cookw|url=http://www.worldcat.org/title/cookwise-the-hows-and-whys-of-successful-cooking/oclc/36824935&referer=brief_results}}
- Murdoch (2004) [https://books.google.com/books?id=Ro3e18nC6psC&printsec=frontcover&dq=%22Essential+Seafood+Cookbook%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=zdK0T7KAPOqSiAeGyIGwAw&ved=0CEcQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Essential%20Seafood%20Cookbook%22&f=false Essential Seafood Cookbook] Seafood sauces, p. 128–143. Murdoch Books. {{ISBN|9781740454124}}
- {{cite web | url=http://nrn.com/article/restaurant-chains-experiment-sauces-add-flavor | title=Restaurant chains experiment with sauces to add flavor | publisher=Nation's Restaurant News magazine | date=August 30, 2012 | accessdate=September 5, 2012 | author=Brandau, Mark}}
- {{cite web | url=http://foodserviceresearchinstitute.com/news/menumine-trend/emerging-sauces.html | title=Emerging Sauces | publisher=Foodservice Research Institute | year=2011 | accessdate=September 5, 2012}}
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