What would a be a great sauce for these chicken fingers?

Kris Jenkins
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Bevi September 14, 2015
I found pickled lemongrass cut crosswise, and minced those.
 
Sarah D. September 13, 2015
Does this freeze well?
 
boulangere January 13, 2015
Here is my favorite combination. No Ranch dressing in sight: https://thesolitarycook.wordpress.com/2013/06/07/weeknight-dinner-coconut-chix-stix/
 
ktr January 13, 2015
That looks like an interesting sauce. I haven't been able to find lemongrass here, and I have serious doubts I'd be able to find lemongrass paste, so do you think I could substitute it with something else?
 
boulangere January 14, 2015
Sure. Add the zest of about a half of a lemon.
 
ktr January 13, 2015
I think the type of sauce depends on who is going to eat them. If kids will be eating them, ketchup is probably your best bet. For adults, barbecue sauce, honey mustard or ranch. Even if it will be just adults, I'd still have ketchup on hand - but I also have a few adults in my family that believe ketchup goes on just about everything.
 
keg72 January 13, 2015
I think ketchup, ranch, honey mustard or BBQ sauce would all be delicious!
 
ChefJune January 13, 2015
My preference would be for a traditional home-made Tartar Sauce. Contrary to popular belief, Tartar Sauce was never meant to be icky sweet. It should be made with chopped cornichons, not American pickle relish! and Oh, is it ever delicious!!!
 
Merrill S. January 13, 2015
I think these would be nice with a creamy, ranch-style sauce. Try this one, which is delicious! https://food52.com/recipes/22308-basil-buttermilk-ranch-dressing
 
Kris J. January 13, 2015
I absolutely love your site and make many yummy things from it. I am having a birthday buffet for my soon to be 30 year old baby. I will be making most everything in advance. You said these chicken fingers could be reheated the next day. Are they just as good as hot off the stove when reheated and for how long do you reheat them? Thanks!
 
HalfPint January 13, 2015
I confess that I've always liked (and still do) dipping chicken fingers into ketchup. These days I spike the ketchup with Tabasco or Sriracha.

Another suggestion is honey mustard. Mix a little honey into some Dijon or brown mustard.
 
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