Peri-naise is the famous creamy pink sauce from Nando's, the Portuguese chicken restaurant chain. They use it for burgers, in wraps, dipping fries and drizzling on rice and salad bowls. Here's the two ways I make it - one based on a homemade Peri Peri sauce (tastes a little "fresher"), and the other to make anytime using dried spices (more similar to store bought bottles).
1/4tspcayenne pepper(adjust or remove for not spicy)
1/2tspwhite sugar
1tbsplemon juice(or apple cider vinegar)
1/4tspcooking salt / kosher salt
Instructions
Mix - For both versions, mix ingredients in a bowl and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes before using to let the flavours meld, if you can.
Use for burgers and wraps, dipping (like fries, crunchy tenders, popcorn chicken), drizzling on salad and rice bowls, poke bowls etc. See list of suggested recipes in post!
Storage - The Peri Peri Sauce version will keep 5 days in the fridge, the dry spices one will keep for at least a week. Not suitable for freezing.
Notes
1. Whole egg mayonnaise is creamier and less vinegary than other types of mayonnaise sold at grocery stores. It's the only type I get, except Kewpie which is even better!Lighten it up a touch by substituting 1/3 of the mayonnaise with sour cream or yogurt (though it loosens the sauce a touch).Nutrition for the whole recipe. If using for drizzling like I do in Portuguese Chicken and Rice bowls, you don't need very much - literally about 1 tablespoon per bowl, if that.