Dips, Spreads, & Dressings

Create the perfect homemade salsa in just 20 minutes with a handful of ingredients, including guajillo chiles, tomatillos, and Roma tomatoes.

This versatile chutney is made with whole cumin seeds, fresh ginger, apple-cider vinegar, and raisins.

A zesty salsa perfect for dipping, topping tacos, or adding a burst of flavor to your favorite dishes.

Elevate your salad experience with this creamy, vegan dressing.

This fresh green sauce is perfect over fish or chicken, tossed with rice or pasta, or as a topping for eggs.

Aquafaba, which is the liquid in which dried beans are cooked, is a common vegan egg replacement. Here, it’s used along with Dijon mustard, paprika, turmeric, and more to make a flavorful mayonnaise-like spread.

Soaked cashews, almond milk, and nutritional yeast give this blender recipe a creamy, cheesy consistency.

A little sweet and a little tangy, this homemade vinaigrette is sure to bring life to your next salad.

A classic Lebanese dish, baba ghanoush is ideal for eggplant skeptics: Roasting the veggie mellows its natural bitterness and gives it a lush, nutty flavor.

The coconut milk in this chutney lends it a rich creaminess, and the ginger and jalapeño give it some punch.

This dip is an homage to dal, a ubiquitous dish in Indian cuisine. The recipe calls for the lentils to be cooked like rice, which keeps them from falling apart and gives the final dish some texture.

If you can’t find pomegranate molasses for this traditional Syrian dip, you can simply buy pomegranate juice and reduce it!

This pesto-flavored goat cheese dip is great with raw veggies.

This bright-green mole sauce includes pepitas, tomatillos, spinach, cilantro, and chili peppers.

Fresh lemon juice and garlic lend the zing to this vegan sour-cream alternative.

Tzatziki is often served with gyros, but it can also be a nice creamy accompaniment to many meals.

Roma tomatoes are roasted with onions, garlic, and herbs and then blended and canned.

If you want to preserve this apple-maple butter, process it in a hot-water bath.