tartar-like sauce

I'm calling this "tartar-like sauce" because I don't really know what it is. Well, it's the sauce listed with this recipe but changed a whole bunch to fit what I have in my refrigerator and to reduce the fat.

Whatever this mixture is, it tastes DELICIOUS! I might just have to use it as a dip for a bunch of different things. I combined light mayonnaise and fat free plain yogurt as the base for the sauce but if you don't happen to have fat free plain yogurt around, you can just sub more mayonnaise in it's place.

A side note on mayo: Not all light mayonnaise is created equal! If you've tried it and don't like it, you may have just tried the wrong one. Honestly, Hellman's light mayonnaise is the only one that I'll eat. As a matter of fact, it tastes so good that I can't tell the difference between it and it's full fat friend. And, no, they did not pay me or send me free stuff to say that.





Total Recipe cost: $1.32
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Cost per serving: $0.33
Prep time: 10 min. Cook time: 0 min. Total: 10 min.

INGREDIENTS		COST
1/2 cup	light mayonnaise	$0.84
1/4 cup	fat free plain yogurt	$0.13
1/4 cup	dill pickle slices	$0.15
1 Tbsp	dijon mustard	$0.07
1/2 Tbsp	lemon juice	$0.03
1/2 tsp	dry dill	$0.10
TOTAL		$1.32

STEP 1: Finely dice/mince the dill pickles. Combine them in a bowl with the rest of the ingredients. Chill until ready to use.

THE END.

Step By Step Photos

Take a few dill pickle slices...


Dice them up really well.


Add the rest of the ingredients (mayo, yogurt, dijon, lemon juice, dill)...


And stir it up until it's well combined. Chill until ready to serve!



I want more fish sticks...