If you want to make a quick yet creamy sauce for your dishes, then make this Gordon Ramsay Tartar Sauce. It is so easy to make, and the one thing I love about this version is that it has a rich flavor profile. Well, why wouldn’t it be? After all, the recipe belongs to the chef, who has around 17 Michelin stars.
I remember watching a Gordon Ramsay video on YouTube in which he challenged himself to make fish and chips in just 10 minutes. In the same video, he made a quick Tartar Sauce, and I was quite amazed at the ingredients he used.
That is when I decided to make it and give it a try. I loved it so much that it is always in my refrigerator. I prefer making it fresh as it really tastes rich. But then there are days when I know that I may not have even a minute, so I make sure to make it ahead of time.
So, what are you waiting for? Get the ingredients immediately and make some creamy and tangy sauce for yourself. If you want, you can adjust the flavors by adding or switching ingredients as you like. For me, the original recipe provides the ultimate satisfaction.
Equipment Required
- Bowl: Take a good bowl to mix all the ingredients together smoothly.
- Spoon: To make sure that you combine everything nicely, use a spoon to fold the ingredients.
- Knife: Make sure to use a good knife to chop the ingredients finely.
- Chopping Board: A chopping board will come in handy to chop the ingredients uniformly.
Gordon Ramsay Tartar Sauce Ingredients & Substitutions
Note: This recipe is big enough to serve two portions of Tartar Sauce. If you want to make more or less, you must adjust the recipe accordingly.
- Gherkins: If you don’t have Gherkins, use sweet or dill relish, as they will add a similar flavor to the sauce.
- Creme Fraiche: Plain yogurt or Greek yogurt will work fine if you don’t have Creme Fraiche. Just be sure to look out for the tanginess.
- Mayonnaise: You can use silken tofu if you don’t want to use mayonnaise.
- Shallot: Chives or scallions have quite similar notes, which you can use instead of shallots.
- Lemon Juice: Lemon juice is added to bring the tangy notes. If you want then you can even use white wine vinegar.
- Hot Sauce
Preparation And Cooking Time
Preparation Time | Cooking Time | Total Time |
---|---|---|
5 Minutes | – | 5 Minutes |
How To Make Gordon Ramsay Tartar Sauce At Home
Step 1
Start by adding creme fraiche to a bowl with mayonnaise in it.
Step 2
Then, go in with chopped gherkins and shallots.
Step 3
Now, add lemon juice and hot sauce to the bowl.
Step 4
Finally, mix them all properly and serve it right away.
Expert Tips That I Recommend
- Make sure to chop the shallots super finely so it blends well with the mayonnaise.
- I would recommend adjusting the quantity of lemon according to your tastebuds. If you want the sauce to be more on a tangy side, then add some extra drops of the lemon.
- Use a good quality of mayonnaise so that you get the creamiest Tartar Sauce.
- Feel free to customize the sauce. You can add more flavors to the sauce. For instance, add some Dijon mustard and bring the extra zest.
FAQs About Gordon Ramsay Tartar Sauce
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Well, the Gordon Ramsay Tartar Sauce is quite delicious. However, it is a little high on calories and sodium content which can be a little concerning. Just for your reference, I have provided the complete nutritional information of the sauce.
Calories | 98 kcal |
Carbohydrates | 1 g |
Protein | 1 g |
Fat | 11 g |
Saturated Fat | 2 g |
Fiber | 1 g |
Sugar | 1 g |
Cholesterol | 6 mg |
Sodium | 216 mg |
Potassium | 14 mg |
Calcium | 5 mg |
Iron | 1 mg |
Moreover, you can make this Tartar Sauce according to your dietary preferences by adjusting the ingredients. Having said that, I would suggest you to consume the sauce in moderation.
Recipe Variations For Different Diets
- Vegan: Well, you can switch to a vegan version by using vegan mayonnaise. Moreover, go for dill pickles to add flavors.
- Keto Friendly: Go for low fat and low carb mayo to make it keto friendly. Also, instead of Gerghins, try adding dill pickles and sea salt.
Storing This Recipe
- Refrigerator: Take an air tight container and store the Tartar Sauce in the same. Put the container in the refrigerator and you can store it for around a week.
- Freezer: If you want to store the sauce for a month then put the container in the freezer. Just use a freezer safe container. Also, before using it, move the container to the refrigerator for the thawing process.
What To Serve With This Recipe
Tartar Sauce has an amazing taste profile and it really makes a great dipping sauce or you can even add it in recipes to add a nice creamy note. For instance, pair it with your Salty Fries. You can even make some Fish And Chips as Tartar Sauce perfectly goes with the same.
I also make some extra and add it in my Burgers and Sandwiches. Tartar Sauce also goes perfectly with salads like Cobb Salad or Wendy’s Taco Salad.
Printable Version
Gordon Ramsay Tartar Sauce Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Tablespoon of Gherkins chopped
- 50 Grams Creme Fraiche
- 200 Grams Mayonnaise
- ¾ Shallot Diced
- Lemon Juice about 1 Teaspoon
- Hot Sauce Optional
Equipment
- Bowl
- Knife
- Spoon
- Chopping Board
Notes
- Make sure to chop the shallots super finely so it blends well with the mayonnaise.Â
- I would recommend adjusting the quantity of lemon according to your tastebuds. If you want the sauce to be more on a tangy side, then add some extra drops of the lemon.
- Use a good quality of mayonnaise so that you get the creamiest Tartar Sauce.
- Feel free to customize the sauce. You can add more flavors to the sauce. For instance, add some Dijon mustard and bring the extra zest.Â
Nutrition
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Conclusion
Tartar Sauce has become my go-to sauce, and I really love the creamy and tangy notes. Usually, I make it in a batch, store it in the freezer, and use it whenever I want to. Usually, I try to follow the exact recipe, and trust me, once you try it, you will be super addicted.
Just in case you don’t have all the ingredients, feel free to use substitutes and adjust them according to your taste palettes. Let me know if you give this recipe a try, and share your experience in the comment box.