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Dale MacKay Sauce Recipes

Independent adaptations of Dale MacKay's publicly published recipes. Not created by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Dale MacKay.

Dale MacKay is a Canadian chef working in a contemporary style. He won season 1 of Top Chef Canada in 2011, the sole credential noted for him in the PantryFlex catalog, where his recipes are cited to him as the source.

By the numbers

11

recipes

73%

pour-and-shake ready

2.9:1 fat to acid

field median 2.7:1

6.2

ingredients per recipe, field average 6.8

Lemon juice is Dale's acid of choice, showing up in 4 of 11 recipes.

Compared with the whole catalog, Dale reaches more often for mayo (36% vs 6%), Dijon mustard (36% vs 17%), and lemon juice (36% vs 23%).

How Dale builds a sauce

Dale MacKay's 11 sauces in the catalog lean toward 5 vinaigrettes, 4 mayos, and 2 aiolis. Of that total, 8 are jar-ready as a pour-and-shake or simmer sauce and 3 need a blender. Recipes cited to Dale MacKay include Garlic-Mustard Aioli, Herb Aioli, and Tomato-Caper Aioli.

Recipes

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Awards

  • Top Chef Canada winner S1 (2011)

Common questions

Which of Dale MacKay's sauces are pour-and-shake?
8 of the 11 sauces cited to Dale MacKay in the PantryFlex catalog fit a pour-and-shake jar, including Garlic-Mustard Aioli, Herb Aioli, and Tomato-Caper Aioli.
What cuisine does Dale MacKay cook?
MacKay cooks in a Canadian, contemporary style. He won season 1 of Top Chef Canada in 2011, the credential cited for him in this catalog.
Are these Dale MacKay's actual recipes?
The sauces are adapted from recipes Dale MacKay published, with Dale MacKay cited as the source on every recipe page. PantryFlex is independent and not affiliated with Dale MacKay.

Citations

Every recipe lists its source and original title in the Provenance section of the recipe page.