Stirrred up something tingly n sweet to dip our springrolls in

Love hot sweet chili sauces makes about 1 and a quarter cups

great for canning, I love the sauce. :chef

I purchased sweet thai chili sauce and it wasn't good at all. This is my own version. I'll never buy sweet thai chili sauce again. This recipe is super easy to make.

This is a sweet yet spicy tomato sauce that I like to add to my chilli. You could put it on anything you wanted too really but it's a really good fit when mixed into a chilli I think. If you don't want the sweetness to it simply substitute the 9 roma tomatoes with 4 beefsteak tomatoes and leave out the brown sugar entirely. When prepping the peppers don't include the bell peppers' seeds into the mixture however, do include the habanero seeds.

This sauce is a keeper.The ketchup brought one step up the pale color of the sauce into amazing color.You will not ever buy it from the store anymore😉🙃🙃

I got the idea to make this from the chunking 'eating' ra-yu chili oil fad.Make it up to step 2, and you can store the results for about a week in the refrigerator.Add the cucumber and onion to the amount of sauce you'll be using for a meal just before serving it. (These vegetables exude water, so excluding them from the base sauce extends its shelf life.) Recipe by Orange Day

Sweet Thai Chilli sauce is my most favourite condiment. I use it on absolutely everything so it's cheaper to make my own than to keep buying bottles of it every week. I have a few variations of it that I use for specific recipes but this is my basic go-to everyday version

I use it on lumpia but, tried it with fried chicken it is awesome!

This was inspired by chili shrimp and fried chicken... but I fried it instead of deep frying.Oh!I realized I hadn't written anything here!wellthe hints are...Fry meat until crisp ♪You can use green beans or whatever you like - Recipe by inyako

#dipsandsaucesThis sweet chilli sauce has an unbeatable taste.It is sweet, tangy, spicy at the same time.Can be used as an accompaniment with snacks, starters and main course.