A drizzle, a smear, a dollop or a dip. These simple sauce recipes offer a world of possibilities. And they're not terrible eaten off a big spoon, either.
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Ganache is as tasty as it looks. It’s a thick French chocolate sauce that can be used as a glaze, as icing or as pastry filling. It can also be enjoyed by the spoonful. Get the recipe: Dark-Chocolate Ganache
Photo: Craig BoykoThick, creamy and oh-so-tangy, use lemon curd to fill small tarts, top yogurt, spruce up a cheese tray or smear it on toast. Get the recipe: Rich Lemon Curd
Photo: Craig BoykoIt doesn’t get more luxe than a thick caramel sauce drizzled over ice cream, a warm apple pie or on top of waffles. And good news: It only takes 5 minutes to make. Yass. Get the recipe: Salted Caramel Sauce
Photo: Craig BoykoIf chocolate mint is more your style, this fudge-like syrup is your new best friend. It’s thick enough to smear between two cookies or to lather on cake or brownies. This is how you live your best life. Get the recipe: Decadent Dark Chocolate Sauce with a Hint of Mint
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Amy is a freelance writer and editor based in Toronto, Ontario. Her work can also be found in publications like Chatelaine, Toronto Life and The Globe and Mail.