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2–4
Medium
30 min
Published 2016
Remoulade is a French condiment that begins as aioli or mayo and is gussied up with capers, shallots, chopped pickles, herbs, and acid to become a sort of tartar sauce with aspirations. In Cajun country, the addition of paprika and hot sauce gives it a bang, and the resulting sauce is tart, spicy, and undeniably creamy. It’s traditionally served with seafood, and in this recipe, it dresses up cool shrimp, hard-boiled eggs, and greens for a salad platter that’s worthy of a celebratory dinner