Enjoy our grilled batter-dipped Wild Alaska Pollock with cabbage and lime vinaigrette on a soft corn and flour mix tortilla.
Ingredients 4 Original recipe yields 4 servings The ingredient list now reflects the servings specified Ingredient Checklist
Nutrition Facts Per Serving: 131 calories; protein 0.6g; carbohydrates 3g; fat 14g; cholesterol 15mg; sodium 188mg.
The base of the sauce was very good and I didnt have dried ancho chile powder or the seafood seasoning… I used Goya adobo seasoning, garlic salt and a dash of sriracha sauce and it was very flavorful and added the kick we needed for our shrimp tacos!
I didnt have chile ancho so I used a Serrano pepper and added a clove of garlic and a handful of cilantro instead of just a teaspoon… also replaced the fish seasoning with kosher salt… it was bomb!
I didnt have chile ancho so I used a Serrano pepper and added a clove of garlic and a handful of cilantro instead of just a teaspoon… also replaced the fish seasoning with kosher salt… it was bomb!
The base of the sauce was very good and I didnt have dried ancho chile powder or the seafood seasoning… I used Goya adobo seasoning, garlic salt and a dash of sriracha sauce and it was very flavorful and added the kick we needed for our shrimp tacos!
I added more of everything…..more old bay,smoked chipotle, garlic, lime and salt trying to get more flavor. I ended up adding about a T of ketchup and that did the trick. Provided a much needed sweetness and brought the whole thing together nicely.
This is so good! I made this exactly as is, minus the cilantro because my husband cant stand it. Ive also made this with Greek yogurt instead of sour cream, and it is just as good. This is our go to when we have fish tacos!
Perfect blend of flavors. The ground ancho chile pepper lends a mild heat and a sweet fruity flavor. I have also tried this with ground chipotle chile pepper for more heat and a smoky flavor. Either way this is a 5 star recipe.
This added greatness to our fish taco night. We added green hot sauce to our tacos as well since this doesn’t add much heat. This made more than we needed for dinner so we’ve been using a thin layer on quesadillas all week.
Easy to make, loved the creaminess and great flavor
Good sauce , I append 1/4 teaspoon puréed garlic, and two shakes of tiger seasoning , great on grilled fish tacos with slaw
Delicious baja sauce! I used it for chicken tacos, so instead of the seafood seasoning, I doubled the ancho and added in a small amount of smoked chipotle powder. The seafood seasoning would be excellent in it also when serving with fish. I also added in some pepper and a touch of onion and garlic powder. Thank you for the recipe! The perfect addition to any taco recipe!
This was so very good. I had a little left over and put it on a breakfast burrito and it was even good on that. I will be making it a lot.
It was really good with shrimp and as a grilling sauce for ahi tuna.
Lack of ingredients in the house made us tweak this: subbed cilantro paste and some mild green chiles for the ancho pepper. Perfection with our fish tacos!
This is by far the best recipe Ive found so far. I tweaked it though. I use ground cayenne pepper instead. A handful of chopped cilantro and more lime. Im also generous with the old bay and add either fresh garlic or garlic powder. Husband has replaced ranch with it for the most part. cant keep up with keeping supply. I also store in a Mason jar instead of a bowl. Lasts a little longer freshness wise.
I was unsure of this recipe at first. I didn’t really care for the taste by itself. Once it was added to shrimp tacos with mango salsa, it was a a great addition. I didn’t use the cilantro because the store I went to didn’t have any. I doubt I’ll use it in the future. Also I didn’t measure the lime, just squeezed a little in.
Adjusted by adding more lime juice due to we love lime. Used Old Bay for seasoning. turned out great! Son even dipped other foods into the sauce, he loved it that much!
I will file this recipe away for future use as we thoroughly enjoyed these tacos. I made one slight change to the recipe. I love the taste of toasted, dried chiles. so I substituted freshly toasted and ground Guajillo chiles instead of the ground anchos. I also used Seafood Magic as the seafood seasoning. Yum!
I made this for shrimp tacos, it was really good. Full disclosure, I mistakenly added more old bay seasoning, so I increased the lime juice to offset. It was still delicious.
I didn’t have cilantro so used parsley flakes. Didn’t have chili peppers so used smoked sweet peppers and didn’t have old bay so use Emeril’s Essence.
Used this sauce for fish tacos. It was good, but we would have liked it spicier. I skipped the cilantro and used 1/2 the Old Bay, to reduce the salt, and added chopped jalapeno. I substituted chipotle pepper for the ancho chile pepper to give it a little smoky flavor. Overall a nice sauce.
Loved it! Was missing stuff once and as a hack, used the artichoke and jalapeño cream cheese dip from Costco. Added cilantro and sourcream and thined it out with lime juice and a little bit of mayo until it was as loose as I wanted and processed. Put in my squeeze bottle and voila! Nice bite, great lime and with the apple cider slaw was great.
Ive tried a couple different fish taco sauces on this site and this is hands down my favorite! No adjustments needed.
Super easy and delicious. Used light sour cream and light mayo to cut back on calories. Highly recommend.
This was easy and super delicious. Looking forward to seeing what else it goes with
I loved this simple sauce. I did replace the sour cream with nonfat plain greek yogurt giving it a healthier twist… still a nice sauce for not only shrimp but grilled tuna!!
I didn’t have the ancho chile so I used 1/8tsp ground chipotle pepper. Really yummy recipe! Thank you!
Delicious! Left out the ancho chili pepper. It was a little salty – I may have added a tsp of Old Bay.
This needed more lemon and seasoning and cilantro. All in all very tasty though.
Made this to serve on Asian Tuna paddies. Loved the flavor it added. So easy to make and usually have all the ingredients on hand. Will definitely make again. Advertisement
What are the ingredients in Baja sauce?
Mayonnaise, a variety of chile pepper (most commonly jalapeno), and a variety of herbs and spices are common ingredients in Baja sauce recipes. Lime juice is frequently used, and egg yolks and parmesan cheese are occasionally added.
I’ve seen a variety of homemade recipes that employ a variety of ingredients.
Then there’s the well-known Taco Bell Baja sauce. The following are the ingredients:
While there is some overlap, many different recipes call for different ingredients.
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