This bagna cauda (hot bath) is adapted from the traditional northern Italian dish that calls for regular hard garlic cloves. Because the green garlic is milder, you can use more of it!
This is a wonderful dish from the Piedmonte region of Italy. The name comes from bagno caldo which means "hot bath". It is made by combining butter, olive oil, garlic and anchovies. The mixture is heated and guests use wooden skewers or fondue forks to spear a variety of fresh vegetables which are dipped and warmed.
This classic sauce is based on a simple fresh mayonnaise base with additional ingredients as flavorings. This is great accompaniment to crab cakes or other fried fish.
This horseradish cream sauce is a good accompaniment to beef fondue but works equally well with any roasted meat and even smoked fish. There are many variations of horseradish cream sauce. Some use sour cream and mayonnaise and some freshly whipped cream. There are a couple of horseradish cream sauce recipes here.