These Dipping Sauce Recipes are part of a sponsored conversation for Tyson®, the opinions and text are my own. Nothing beats a great breakfast to start your day off right. Grab some Jimmy Dean® Croissants, Biscuits, or Bowls then give the kids a variety of fun dipping sauces.
My regular readers know I am not a morning person. No matter what time I get up in the morning I don’t become coherent until about 10/11 am. Even if I get up at 5 am. It’s my routine, my body is up and at ’em but my mind joins in later.
Mornings are hectic in our household. My kids used to go to French Immersion school, which meant being bussed out of town to the nearest French school. That meant getting up at 5:00/5:30 most days, so they could be on the bus before 6 am.
Now the kids are older, both of them are University and have crazy busy schedules. So mornings are still hectic. We’re still up at 6:30/7:00 am because classes start at 8:30. The university is about 45 minutes from our house. Routine is important in our lives.
I like to stock up on Jimmy Dean® products at Walmart whenever I get the chance. I swung by recently to load up on Jimmy Dean®Sausage Bowls, Jimmy Dean® Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuits, and Jimmy Dean® Sausage Egg and Cheese Croissants.
The hooligans love “grab and go” breakfast options. I keep my freezer stocked with quick options for those mornings where all night study sessions lead morning zombies. Usually I prefer they cop a squat while they eat. So I bribe them with dipping sauces.
If you have hooligans you know they love to dunk food, drizzle things over food, and and load up layers so things are dripping down the sides and spilling all over the floor. It’s hooligan logic. The messier the food the happier the hooligans.
Over the years I’ve learned that having dipping sauces on hand at all times makes for fun mornings at the table. It gets them to sit down long enough to scarf their breakfast sandwiches, mess up my kitchen in the process and giggle with their mom for a bit.
I treasure those mornings. Especially because the kids are getting older. I know my time with hooligans under the same roof is limited. They’ll grow up, move on and I’ll be dunking food solo at some point. I’m trying to hold that off as long as possible.
For now I’ll keep the hooligans knee deep in dipping sauces. I’ll also continue to stock up onJimmy Dean®Sausage Bowls, Jimmy Dean® Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuits, and Jimmy Dean® Sausage Egg and Cheese Croissants at Walmart.
Whip up some dipping sauces for your hooligans. Then dunk them in Jimmy Dean®Sausage Bowls, Jimmy Dean® Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuits, and Jimmy Dean® Sausage Egg and Cheese Croissants. Or drizzle the sauce over top. SO GOOD!
So mouthwateringly good. Your hooligans will flip their lids at breakfast time!
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- 5 tablespoons good quality honey
- 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 5 tablespoons good quality maple syrup
- 3 tablespoons yellow mustard
- 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 5 tablespoons good quality honey
- 3 tablespoons BBQ sauce
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
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Combine all the ingredients in a small bowl. Whisk vigorously until smooth and well combined. Refrigerate until needed.
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Combine all the ingredients in a small bowl. Whisk vigorously until smooth and well combined. Refrigerate until needed.
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Combine all the ingredients in a small bowl. Whisk vigorously until smooth and well combined. Refrigerate until needed.
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Serve with a big old dippy smile!
You can swap the type of vinegar to your own taste. Cider vinegar works wonderfully in sauces like this. If you like your dipping sauces warm you can heat these up in the microwave. Personally we like ours room temperature when we serve them.
Now grab some Jimmy Dean®Sausage Bowls, Jimmy Dean® Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuits, and Jimmy Dean® Sausage Egg and Cheese Croissants at Walmart.and dip, dunk or drizzle to your heart’s content.
I know right. You want to grab that Jimmy Dean® Sausage Egg and Cheese Croissant right now!
Whip up the dipping sauces RIGHT NOW!
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Toodles! xx
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Tyson®. The opinions and text are all mine.
Laura @ Laura's Culinary Adventures says
At restaurants, honey mustard sauce is a favorite. I’ve never thought to make it at home. Yum! Your mornings sound hectic!
Kim Beaulieu says
They are so good and surprisingly easy to make. I love keeping them in the fridge for the kids. Great for sandwiches, wings and a million other things.
Mornings here are nuts. Luckily I seem to thrive on chaos. It’s usually an obstacle course of pets all day long. They seem to like to pose challenges when I’m busy. “Let’s see if Mom can get down the stairs in one piece” seems to be their favourite game.
The Food Hunter says
I would love to try that maple mustard one.
Lora @savoringitaly says
I am thinking how cute these would be to make and to give during the holidays (and now I’m feeling they will sneak up on me like they always do, so I will plan ahead…ha!). That maple mustard one has to be crazy good! I actually want to try them all…do you deliver?:)
Dorothy at Shockingly Delicious says
First of all, I want that breakfast sammie. Second of all, just get me a straw for the sauce.
Kim Beaulieu says
Ha, that totally cracked me up. Thanks Dorothy.
Michelle Preston says
If I were to make a bulk batch of this , what would the measurements be, and could I can this to preserve them, or would it destroy the properties in them? Love the recipes!
Kim Beaulieu says
Hi Michelle. So sorry for the late reply. I took a bunch of time off work because my daughter was on leave from the military. I apologize for the inconvenience.
If you click on the number showing beside “servings” in the recipe you can actually slide that to adjust any recipe for larger quantities. It works amazing but I’m not sure everyone knows that function exists. I really should put a note in each recipe so everyone knows that function is available.
I assume you mean canning them when you mentioned preserving them. I know absolutely nothing about canning and preserving, unfortunately, but I would say because of the acidity of this recipe it might not work. However, I do make batches and keep them in the fridge in jars for a week at a time. I’ve also frozen jars of dipping sauces too. It might change the texture ever so slightly when you defrost them. I use them over chicken salads for a bit of a bite. You can also use them as a quick marinade for chicken. I’m all about multiple uses for recipes. Ha!
Hope you had a great holiday season and Happy New Year.