Spring Onion Sauce

this is for real!

if you just finely chop the onion the flavor isnt as stong

A delicious sauce I have eaten over the years I wanted to share.

I had cubed steak at a friend's restaurant, and I couldn't forget the taste of the sauce. So, through trial and error, comparing it to the original, I came up with my own version!As long as you remember the ratio of 2:1:1 for the soy sauce, sake, and mirin, respectively, you could make this in small amounts or adjust the amount of onion to taste. The garlic is optional. If you let the sauce cool and sit overnight in the refrigerator, the onions will lose some of their sharpness ♪ Recipe by RIE5839

This really is a sauce that goes well with anything. I use it with cold tofu, boiled pork or chicken, fish meuniere, karaage, salad, boiled tofu, and shabu shabu.You can increase the amount of Japanese leek and ginger if you want It also tastes good if you add some minced garlic. If you don't have any doubanjiang, you can use ra-yu instead! Since this contains leek, it doesn't keep for very long (2-3 days). So it's probably best if you make it when you need it. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I stumbled upon this flavor by mixing together some seasonings while relying on my intuition!Since this is pretty easy, I don't have any hints in particular.Just be careful not to injure your fingers when grating the onion and garlic. Recipe by mm00gg

This is one of our family's standard sauces.The generous amount of onions used is delicious.It's work to grate the onions, but please persevere.Outside of sweet onion season, please let the sauce rest in the refrigerator for 2 to 3 days before using. Recipe by MyDining

I love dishes with thick and syrupy an-sauce, but I wanted a healthy version.After you put the tofu in, let it simmer veeerry slowly. Recipe by Nekonoo-jisama

This is a 2 part recipe. Mix and cook the ingredients except for the butter. Add butter as it cook to whatever you are cooking it with. If not cooking something in it heat and add at time of preparing the dish you're adding to like the rice pictured above.

I bought some sauce onions intending to simmer them in balsamic vinegar, but I didn't have enough vinegar, so I adapted a recipe for Italian onion sauce I saw in a booklet.Add salt sparingly at the end while tasting the sauce. Cook over low heat so as not to burn the sauce. I recommend using a thick-bottomed pan. For one 500 g jar full. Recipe by Brandy

A simple pork sauté with a refreshing onion-rich sauce. It's seasoned to go perfectly with rice! The origin of this recipe: I wanted to enjoy a refreshing pork sauté.

I wanted to make a main dish using inexpensive chicken breast.Cook over high heat until the skin is crispy. The onion sauce is good with all kinds of foods, like white fish, pork, or warm vegetables, so it's convenient to make a big batch and keep it in the refrigerator for 2-3 days. You don't have to add butter. Without the butter, it will have more of a Japanese flavor. Recipe by SaltLemon

This sauce is indispensable and improves your home cooked meals.If you make it with new harvest sweet onion you can use the sauce right away. Otherwise let it rest for 2-3 days, which lessens the harsh flavor of the onions, but I can never wait. It can be used as salad dressing, as hamburger sauce, and many other ways! You could "age" the sauce in the refrigerator, it will keep for 2 weeks. Add it to curry for a secret flavor boost. Recipe by MyDining

This dip is pretty mild, so adjust the cayenne pepper and horseradish as desired.

This appetizer is quite popular in Chinese restaurant. This pro recipe can be arrange to an other chicken dishes. Please try and enjoy !!

I liked the green onion topping served at a yakiniku restuarant, so I tried copying it. I make it with the white part of a Japanese leek sometimes too.Buy a block of pork belly and cut it into 5 mm thick slices. I think it's most tasty this way. Recipe by FarmersK

I thought up various sauces that would go well with roast beef, and came up with this all-purpose one.This sauce keeps for about a month in the fridge. Recipe by FarmersK

The title of this recipe isn't a typo. There are three types of onion in this dish. The inspiration came from, of all places, a Chinese stall at a food court. They served something similar with their steamed chicken and it blew my mind, so I had to give it a go. As seen in the picture, I like mine with roast chicken, although it's also great on fried or steamed fish.

Quick and easy onion with bonito flakes and soy sauce. The origin of this recipe: I received some onions and was taught how to make this simple, instant, and delicious dish!

Quick And Simple Dish ,A Lazy Day , Cooking With Only Canned Food And Ready To Use Sauce

Oyster cooked with butter and soy sauce is standard dish over here in Japan. However, I upgrade everyone's favorite recipe with garlic and green onion and it goes just fine! I like to serve it with buttered rice.

I made this because I had lots of tomatoes and sweet onions, but it was really tasty and the kids ate it happily. I love the dressing as it is so versatile and can be used in lots of different recipes.The dressing is flavoured strongly to go with the lightly flavoured chicken.This dressing not only goes well with steamed chicken, but fish and raw vegetables too! Recipe by Rerere3brothers

I love the sweet and sour sauce served in Korean restaurants, so I thought I'd make my own.It works well with any sashimi, but I like it with early season bonito.You can use other herbs besides green onion and mitsuba. Try adding the white part of leeks, myoga ginger, Chinese chives, or chrysanthemum greens. A mix of aromatic and bitter seasonings work well.Note: Adjust the amount of Gochujang Korean hot pepper paste to your preference. Recipe by putimiko

My favorite sauce

This is an abbreviated version of Chaliapin steak (a steak marinated in onions, a Japanese western-style dish).The sautéed onions form the base of the sauce, so sauté them slowly and patiently, taking care not to let them burn.As long as the onions are well sautéed, you can make a delicious sauce with just water, without needing any wine or sake. For 1 serving. Recipe by Shizure

Messed around a bit to discover new flavors... This is amazing on any pasta, my personal favorite is on top of some pierogi!

Our standard menu item when sweet onions are in season.We go light on seasoning in our home, so please adjust it to suit your taste. Recipe by suzu-ren

My husband created this recipe because I brought back green onions from my parents' vegetable garden.When you don't have garlic soy sauce, it's ok to stir-fry the sliced garlic after putting the butter into the pan during Step 3, and adding soy sauce in Step 5. Recipe by Minaichigo

I made a dish using spring cabbage that went well with rice.Because the chicken is coated with katakuriko before stir-frying, the sauce in this dish is thickened naturally. For 3 servings. Recipe by saira mama