what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander

sauce | American Dictionary

sauce
noun[ C/U ]
us/sɔs/
a thick liquid prepared and served with food to add flavor:
[ U ]barbecue/tomato sauce

Examples of sauce

sauce
Here, the user boils water, prepares a sauce, boils water again and finally cooks pasta.
I ate the sushi plain, without soy sauce or wasabi (horseradish).
Also, it is possible special foods or sauces were grown and prepared in the household.
These dealt mainly in rice, soybean paste and soy sauce, but most of them were unsuccessful and short-lived.
It is possible they would have been prepared into a kind of "mole" sauce.
These rolls were perhaps used as a supplementary spoon to sop up sauces and gravies.
Saying 'blood' around the red sauce that is made from pandanus cobs, for example, would cause people eating this foodstuff to vomit.
These sauces were prepared under poor hygienic conditions of handling and selling.
Stratified analysis by ethnicity confirmed that ethnicity remained a confounder for pasta and pasta sauce consumption.
What is sauce for the goose is sauce for expression refers to a ship or boat sailing the gander.
I ate it with tomato sauce, along with a lettuce salad.
Similarly, fish in parsley sauce with mashed potato and sweetcorn may be hard to make out if served on a white plate placed on a white tablecloth.
He takes the time to score his goal and then returns to the kitchen, drains the pasta, adds some sauce, and serves it in the restaurant.
What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.
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