Yes, thank you so much for taking the mystery out of these amazing simple sauces that I've enjoyed for years but never had an idea of how to replicate. So grateful!
Hello, when you refer to “chili sauce” do you mean chili oil? The kind that is made with Sichuan peppercorns, chili flakes, bay leaves, cinnamon, anise? Or is “Chili Sauce” something different? Thanks!
They can all be used as a spicy dip. I’d say the white one and the pink one would be more of a popular flavour. They are all authentic. As long as the chilli oil is also authentic. One of my favourite chilli oil is Lao Gan Ma. It’s a popular brand, should be easy to find too.
No worries! Without green onion/garlic, they can be pre-made five days in advance (store in fridge) and use within a day once dipped. With green onion/garlic in them, use within two hours.
The short answer is yes, just different translations. You may find quite a few dark vinegars in your Asian grocers. I would recommend Chinkaing Vinegar though for authentic Chinese cooking. This vinegar has been around for nearly two decades. It’s one of the top four popular vinegars used in Chinese cooking. For those who’s new to Chinese cooking, please be reminded regular soy sauce (soy sauce in short) and dark soy sauce are completely two different things.
Mil gracias por estas recetas!!Prepare a las 3 salsas y me quedaron riquísimas!!! Congratulation!!!🎉
Thank you. I've been looking for a dipping sauce for AGES .
just what i want! simple and easy to make
Same here!! Thanks! 🙏
Not sure why I didnt just look this up ages ago, could've saved myself a lot of failed experiments :D Thanks!
Thank you for the simple recipes and variety!
Wow, thank you! I made the sauces, they had that restaurant taste, my family loved it!
Thanks i tried the black vinegar one
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Great thank you.
niceeee keep going
Yes, thank you so much for taking the mystery out of these amazing simple sauces that I've enjoyed for years but never had an idea of how to replicate. So grateful!
Great recipe!
Yeah I really thanks you for sharing this video 👍
Thanks for sharing 😊
ok honestly i was kind of - will these taste good?- after I saw the recipe but I am so glad I took the risk
Hello, when you refer to “chili sauce” do you mean chili oil? The kind that is made with Sichuan peppercorns, chili flakes, bay leaves, cinnamon, anise? Or is “Chili Sauce” something different? Thanks!
I guess this is more of a chili oil recipe.
Which chili sauce do you prefer for the spicy dip ? I want it as authentic as possible
They can all be used as a spicy dip. I’d say the white one and the pink one would be more of a popular flavour. They are all authentic. As long as the chilli oil is also authentic. One of my favourite chilli oil is Lao Gan Ma. It’s a popular brand, should be easy to find too.
Wow nice
Parabens
How long can these last in refrigerator? Or just make fresh all the time . Thank you for your videos
No worries! Without green onion/garlic, they can be pre-made five days in advance (store in fridge) and use within a day once dipped.
With green onion/garlic in them, use within two hours.
@@abbiegraham1179 Abbie thank you for replying back with that info !!! 🤗
Do you have them in writing? It would be so much easier to save the recipe.
Recipe can be found in description at the moment. Will create a website for all my recipes next year.
I love dumplings with sou sauce
Are black vinegar and dark vinegar the same thing?
The short answer is yes, just different translations.
You may find quite a few dark vinegars in your Asian grocers. I would recommend Chinkaing Vinegar though for authentic Chinese cooking. This vinegar has been around for nearly two decades. It’s one of the top four popular vinegars used in Chinese cooking.
For those who’s new to Chinese cooking, please be reminded regular soy sauce (soy sauce in short) and dark soy sauce are completely two different things.
i did it it work
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Where is the list of ingredients??!!!
It’s in the description.
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Sugar is bad fir you. So your last one. I will try.
Rubbish. Like a lot of things, it's the quantity you consume.