Uses for spicy ranch

The choice of condiment or seasoning to add to your bottled ranch dressing or powdered dressing mix depends on your intended use for the dip (if it's thick) or dressing (if it's thinner). For instance, mixing store-bought ranch dressing with taco seasoning creates a delicious topping for your favorite taco salad. This combination infuses the cool essence of ranch, featuring hints of fresh dill, buttermilk (occasionally), and garlic, while still respecting the spices that taco salad enthusiasts adore. This is a particularly simple trick if you're preparing taco salad at home, as the taco seasoning replicates the flavors of a restaurant-style taco salad without the hefty price tag. However, spicy ranch isn't limited to salads; it adds a flavorful punch to dishes like shrimp tacos or your go-to chicken fajitas.
If you enjoy fresh veggies with dip as a snack, a dash of Sriracha or Tabasco can elevate this otherwise mild treat. French fries become extraordinary when dipped in this spicy ranch, and combining it with sweet potatoes creates an unbeatable sweet-and-spicy flavor balance. A well-cooked burger, battered onions, or even onion rings taste even better with this enhanced condiment. Unless you're eating it straight from the bowl, it's hard to go wrong with this creamy and spicy flavor combination, no matter what you pair it with.
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