Chipotle sauce is a type of condiment that is typically made from a base of mayonnaise or sour cream, blended with chipotle peppers and various other ingredients to create a spicy and smoky flavor. Chipotle peppers are smoked and dried jalapeño peppers that are commonly used in Mexican cuisine.

The exact recipe for chipotle sauce can vary depending on the specific ingredients used, but it often includes chipotle peppers, adobo sauce (the sauce that the chipotle peppers are typically canned in), garlic, lime juice, and other spices and seasonings such as cumin, paprika, or cilantro.

Chipotle sauce can be used in a variety of ways, such as a dipping sauce for vegetables or chips, a topping for tacos or burritos, or as a marinade for meats. It adds a bold and spicy flavor to any dish, and can be adjusted to make it more or less spicy depending on personal preference. Some variations of chipotle sauce may also include additional ingredients such as honey, mustard, or hot sauce to give it a unique twist.