

Worcestershire Sauce
Even after we've created and tested over 10,000 recipes, some are hard to give away.
We've debated this one for a long time. Most of our friends know we make our own Worcestershire sauce. We've been playing with the exact recipe for years, changing this, adding that, and never wanting to put it into print.
Because it's so special. Chefs often think of Worcestershire sauce as their kitchen secret: they add a little to salad dressings (even vinaigrettes), marinades, sauces, and pan glazes. It's sometimes the spike in curries, braises, and stews. You can't make a good Caesar salad without it--or a decent Bloody Mary. We also like it straight up, a flavor-packed marinade for skirt or hanger steaks before they hit the grill.
Believe us: this stuff has no relation to those bottled, too-sweet, unaromatic versions. If you want to take your cooking to new heights, you'll make your own. Promise. You'll never look back. So here's how.



