Introducing the "Marinade of the Gods" made with persimmons, also known as the "Fruit of the Gods". This Hot Pepper Persimmon Sauce is not just a sauce; it's a versatile companion for your culinary adventures. Whether you're marinating, saucing, or dipping, this sauce is ready to elevate your holiday dishes. As fall takes off, it brings out these beautiful persimmons, once known as the "Fruits of the Gods", due to their divine or godly scientific Latin name, Diospyros, which means "divine fruit" or "fruit of Zeus". These sweet and rich-flavored fruits are a perfect match for the heat from Calabrian peppers, creating a unique and tantalizing flavor combination.

This is a delicious, homemade vegan mayo recipe using olive brine instead of eggs! Creating your own plant-based mayo is a breeze with just a few essential tools and spare time. I used olive oil for this recipe, but you can also use avocado oil. You want the oil of choice to be mild in flavor. The olive brine and the olive oil, together, give this mayo a nice, mellow flavor that went well with my carrot sandwich. I love chipotle, but you can have fun with this and make it yours. There are endless flavor combinations for mayo. My next mayo will be a lemon dill!

I love using fruits and veggies when they are in season and I didn't want to miss out on peach 🍑 season! Hope you enjoy this sweet heat Peach Chipotle sauce this summer!

This marinade was used for my Smoky Spicy Pineapple Lion's Mane Steak, but it is so good you could use it on any other plant-based protein. You could even use this as a pasta sauce or veggie dip. Give it a try, and let me know what you use it for.

This super simple, minimal ingredient Queso Sauce is delicious as is, but you can also spice it up! Get creative with flavor add ins. Serve cold or warm.

I have made numerous variations of Ranch Dip and Ranch Dressing, but this has to be my favorite! If you would like a dressing instead of a dip, try adding a little extra oat milk (or preferred plant-based milk).

One of my favorite things to do is make sauces! We eat sauce on basically everything, but store bought sauces aren't great for you or for you wallet, most of the time. This sauce is full of flavor and pairs well with so many dishes. I paired this with my Pistachio Eggplant Crumbles and made a tostada. Then we used the leftovers on everything else we ate for like 2 days straight. Enjoy!

This recipe is part of my 2nd e-book, "It's All About the Walnuts", and is highlighted in my Walnut Shake recipe. I have also used this recipe to make a delicious walnut butter strawberry toast. The key to smooth nut butter is to let the food processor do the work. It takes some time to release the fat from the nuts, so be patient. Enjoy!

This cheesy sauce recipe brings me back to Costa Rica! Dip some yuca fries in this sauce for a Caribbean treat.

This recipe is from my Lion's Mane Harissa Sandwich, which was one of the first variations I made on the OG Maple Garlic Skrimpz recipe. It is a delicious and spicy alternative to some of my other, more sweet leaning, sauce recipes.

This sauce is an easy one to blend together for any Asian inspired recipes. It calls for "chili crisp", which I typically find in the sauce isle at the grocery store. You could also substitute with chili sauce.

This sauce is included in my Stuffed Breakfast Burrito recipe, but it would go well with so many dishes. Try it on some tacos or a Tex-Mex inspired rice bowl. It is super simple to whip together for any dish that calls for salsa.