A closeup of tater tots.
FOOD NEWS
Dunk Your Tater Tots In Cowboy Sauce For Pops Of Zesty Flavor
By Riya Anne Polcastro
Tater tots and a ramekin filled with ketchup on a baking tray.
While golden brown tater tots are good dipped in ketchup, fry sauce, or regular ranch, cowboy sauce elevates them to another level.
A closeup of a ramekin filled with cowboy sauce.
Apart from being super smooth and creamy, cowboy sauce is also sweet and zesty, making it the perfect pairing for starchy, salty tater tots.
A person dipping fried chicken in cowboy sauce.
Combining equal parts ranch and barbecue sauce will give you the most balanced flavor of cowboy sauce, but you can go heavier on one or the other to make it sweeter or creamier.
A bowl of horseradish beside a horseradish root.
For a spicier version of cowboy sauce, toss in a dollop of horseradish or a few squirts of hot sauce. If you prefer a bright, citrusy flavor, add a squeeze of lime.