Angry Sandwich Sauce
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Plan Z Phase: This is a Z3 (ZReboot) recipe. You can use it in ZReduction, too, but limit yourself to a 1 teaspoon just to be on the safe side.
Servings: Serves 1 – 2
We have a position at Plan Z Diet that we call VP Anger Management. We have that position because we should all be angry about the misinformation in the diet/food business. VP Anger Management writes about those issues.
Chris, VP Anger Management, loves his food spicy. Well maybe not a spicy ice cream sundae but just about everything else.
He invented this sauce to go on sandwiches. The South is really known for their secret sandwich sauces, and this is his.
Ingredients:
- 1 Tbl of Duke’s Mayo (or any other mayo. I like to use mayo made with avocado oil or olive oil instead of soybean oil, but Duke’s is famous around here)
- 1 Tbl of Dijon mustard (any brand without sugar will work. Maille is our favorite)
- 2 blurps of Tabasco sauce (if you are a fan of Tabasco you will be familiar with a blurp in comparison to a drop. Let ‘er fly. – or to taste)
Instructions:
Stir all items together and then spread it on your sandwich. Or brush it across your brat. Get creative and enjoy!
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