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My Remoulade Sauce recipe uses Creole seasoning for a creamy, tangy, simple sauce you can whip up in just 5 minutes with no special tools required. Remoulade sauce is perfect for serving with beef, chicken, fish, and more, and the ingredients to make it are easy to find.
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- How to Make Creole Remoulade Spicy
- What is Remoulade?
- Creole Remoulade for Prime Rib
- Remoulade Recipe FAQs
- Creole Seasoning vs. Cajun Seasoning
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Remoulade Sauce Recipe
Remoulade sauce is the best sauce for fish, hands down, but did you know it's also an amazing choice for serving with beef, chicken, pork, and vegetables? This tangy sauce has the perfect combination of Louisiana flavors to fit every protein!
My remoulade sauce recipe is truly what inspired the idea behind Easy Sauce Recipes. This incredible sauce has been a hit since I first shared it, and has even saved meals for me in the past.
Remoulade Ingredients
- mayonnaise
- Creole mustardor spicy brown mustard
- ketchup
- Louisiana hot sauce
- lemon juice
- Creole seasoning
- garlicminced
- freshly cracked black pepper
- dill relish
Recipe for Remoulade Sauce
- Add all ingredients to a bowl.
- Stir until thoroughly combined.
- Serve with your favorite recipes using remoulade sauce, or as a dip! Enjoy!
How to Make Creole Remoulade Spicy
Kick up the spice level of my easy remoulade sauce recipe by adding extra Louisiana hot sauce. Give it 2 to 3 Tablespoons of hot sauce and you will have an amazing spicy remoulade.
What is Remoulade?
Remoulade (pronunciation: rey-moo-lahd) sauce is a French condiment common to Creole and Cajun recipes from Louisiana. It is a mildly spicy and creamy sauce recipe that pairs well with an endless variety of meals, especially seafood.
Give my remoulade sauce recipe a try and I know you will want to serve it with everything you can think of, from beef to pork and all your favorite dishes in-between. Definitely use it as crab cake remoulade sauce - that's the best way to serve it!
Creole Remoulade for Prime Rib
One year, I accidentally overcooked my roast beef... a prime rib! This Lousiana remoulade saved the day. I whipped it up in no time and served it with the main course, and no one even noticed it was a little overcooked. It was game-changing for me.
What really makes my remoulade sauce the best is its use of dill relish. Dill relish adds the perfect texture by giving the sauce a little bit of crunch, and the flavor from the pickle complements the other remoulade ingredients beautifully.
Remoulade Recipe FAQs
Where does remoulade sauce come from?
Although remoulade sauce is traditionally a French dish originating from France, it is most well-known in the US for its popularity in Cajun and Creole recipes from Louisiana.
What is Louisiana remoulade sauce made of?
Common remoulade ingredients include mayonnaise, spicy mustard, a mix of Cajun or Creole seasonings, and other additions such as hot sauce and lemon juice. My easy remoulade sauce recipe uses mayonnaise, Creole mustard, lemon juice, Louisiana hot sauce, garlic, black pepper, dill relish, ketchup, and Creole seasoning.
Creole Seasoning vs. Cajun Seasoning
The difference between Creole and Cajun seasoning comes from the level of spices used.
While Cajun and Creole are often used interchangeably to describe seasonings, Cajun seasoning is typically more simple, using garlic powder, black pepper, Cayenne pepper, and onion powder. Creole adds more herbs, such as oregano, thyme, and paprika.
Whether you use Creole seasoning or Cajun seasoning in my Louisiana remoulade sauce is totally up to your preference. You can use whichever you prefer for making either a Cajun Remoulade Sauce or a Creole Remoulade Sauce.
How to Store Remoulade Sauce
Store remoulade sauce in an airtight container such as a jar in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. Give it a stir before using it again.
Best Sauces for Fish
- Lemon Garlic Butter Sauce
- Easy Aioli Recipe
- Easy Teriyaki Recipe
- Herb Garlic Butter Sauce
- Remoulade is great for chicken, too! Try more of my Easy Chicken Sauces!
Check out my all-time favorite sauce recipes here: Easy Sauce Recipes
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Remoulade Sauce Recipe
Isabel Laessig
Learn how to make an easy remoulade sauce recipe to use on beef, pork, chicken, seafood, fish, and more! Tangy and fresh with Creole seasoning!
4.75 from 8 votes
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Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Total Time 5 minutes mins
Course Condiment, Sauce
Cuisine American, Cajun, Creole
Servings 20 tablespoons (about 1¼ cups)
Calories 84 kcal
Equipment
Bowl for mixing
Spoon for stirring
Ingredients
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 3 Tablespoons Creole mustard or spicy brown mustard
- 3 Tablespoons ketchup
- 1 Tablespoon Louisiana hot sauce
- 1 Tablespoon lemon juice
- 3 teaspoons Creole seasoing
- ½ teaspoon garlic minced
- ½ teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
- ¼ cup dill relish
Instructions
Add all ingredients to a bowl.
1 cup mayonnaise, 3 Tablespoons Creole mustard, 3 Tablespoons ketchup, 1 Tablespoon Louisiana hot sauce, 1 Tablespoon lemon juice, 3 teaspoons Creole seasoing, ½ teaspoon garlic, ½ teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
Stir until thoroughly combined.
Serve with your favorite recipes using remoulade sauce, or as a dip! Enjoy!
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Notes
- For more spice, use 2-3 Tablespoons of hot sauce.
- Cajun seasoning may also be used.
Nutrition
Serving: 1TablespoonCalories: 84kcalCarbohydrates: 1gFat: 8gSaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 4mgSodium: 170mgPotassium: 21mgVitamin A: 150IUVitamin C: 1.1mgCalcium: 2mgIron: 0.1mg
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Isabel Laessig
Hi! I’m Isabel Laessig, also known as Family Foodie, creator of Sunday Supper Movement and author of the Boujee Steak Cookbook. Sunday Supper is my mission to bring family back around the dinner table. Join me in making family meal-time a tradition to celebrate!
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Brooke E Cox says
I made your remoulade sauce today but unfortunately I left out the relish because it wasn't listed in the ingredients....I finally figured it out when I read your post that supports the recipe, but unfortunately it was after the fact. I will say it is a tasty sauce regardless, and I used it with Chicken (not crab) Cakes...I ended up adding some sugar to it though just because my personal preference is a sweeter remoulade. Great recipe, with a great kick!
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Isabel Laessig says
Thank you so much, Brooke - and thank you for bringing that to our attention! I've adjusted the recipe. We're so glad you enjoy it!
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