10 Most Popular Sauce Recipes on Pinterest

This steak sauce is called "Oh My!" for a reason! It has a wide range of flavors thanks to ingredients like horseradish, garlic, dijon mustard, thyme, and more. And it's as easy as melting butter, mixing in the rest of the ingredients, and pouring it all over your ribeye. Pro tip: let the sauce sit for ten minutes after whisking, and it will thicken just enough.

Recipe: Try The Novice Chef's "Oh My!" Steak Sauce

This classic southern sauce is super simple to make and can be eaten with anything and everything. It is meant to be a bit spicy, but you can dial up or down the heat by adjusting how much hot sauce you add. It's especially great on burgers and sandwiches, or as a dip for fries, shrimp and wings. Or even add a dollop to your soup to stir in for extra flavor.

Recipe: Try A Spicy Perspective's Southern Comeback Sauce

Blogger Chio Florentina claims this is the "best Argentinian chimichurri sauce of all time." This green version uses parsley, oregano, garlic, and an optional cilantro to make a tasty topping for meat, fish, and chicken. A food processor will give you a chunkier texture, while a blender will make a smoother quality.

Recipe: Try Ciao Florentina's Best Chimichurri Sauce

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Why buy sweet 'n sour sauce when you can make it even better in just five minutes?! This way you know exactly what you're eating—you won't be consuming any of the preservatives that are often in the store-bought sauces. And if you really want to make it look like it does in Chinese restaurants, drop in some red food-coloring!

Recipe: Try the Daring Gourmet's BEST Sweet and Sour Sauce

Delish calls this sauce "liquid gold." The recipe page has a mouthwatering video that shows how to make the sauce and what foods they like to dip in it: steak, chicken, and cornbread, too!

Recipe: Try Delish's Cowboy Butter

Apparently this sauce is so good you'll want to eat it with a spoon straight from the bottle. It's made of a variety of condiments and flavors, including ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, sugar and vinegar, to make it super savory. You can make the same recipe as chunky (as seen above) or as smooth as you want—blend it to your perfect consistency.

Recipe: Try Melanie Cooks' Best Ever Homemade BBQ Barbecue Sauce

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This sauce is particularly good on smoked chicken and ribs, but it's also a great dipping sauce for tenders or even veggies. Leave it in the fridge overnight so the ingredients combine to create a tangy taste and creamy consistency. Its zesty vinegar flavor complements smoky meat really nicely.

Recipe: Try Rock Recipes' White Barbecue Sauce

This "Bomb Sauce" is basically a thinned-out guacamole, so you can get your avo fix with everything. Use it as a topping for steaks, chicken, salads, or dipping egg rolls, tenders, or chips.

Recipe: Try Simply Made Recipes' Avocado Bomb Sauce

If you've ever had the Garlic Parmesan Dipping Sauce at Buffalo Wild Wings, this recipe may taste familiar to you. This blogger was so obsessed with the creamy, flavorful cheese sauce at the restaurant that she set out to make it on her own, and boy does it sound good. It'll make any plain chicken, veggie, bread, or salad so tasty.

Recipe: Try The Mommy Mouse Clubhouse's Garlic Parmesan Dipping Sauce

This dipping sauce has the perfect sweet-n-spicy balance. This recipe is a bit different from the regular Thai sweet-chili sauce you'd find in the grocery store. It has sweet pineapple juice to cut the heat of the chili peppers. In addition to dipping shrimp, spring rolls, and more, you can also coat wings and carrots in the sauce to bake.

Recipe: Try The Flavours of Kitchen's Sweet-Chili Pineapple Sauce