That Sauce! Chinese-style Salt Cured Cucumbers

I think that vinegar dishes taste great in the summer. I substituted the sesame oil from the cucumber vinegar dish that I normally make with mustard, and made a Chinese-style version.Make sure to check the flavor before serving it. Add salt if it is weak, or add a little water if it is too strong. It also tastes great if you substitute mustard for julienned or grated ginger. Recipe by Iku..

This is a great side dish for any entree, especially for deep-fried meat. It can balance the taste and bring comfort after eating a heavy seasoning cuisine. Enjoy~~*Welcome to visit "Note-a-licious" blog!https://note-a-licious.blogspot.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/Note.a.licious

I made an overnight pickle with fish sauce, which I don't use that often, and cucumbers.If you prefer lightly seasoned cucumbers, eat this the day it's made.You can make the flavors soak into the cucumbers better if you rub them. Recipe by Kana-

My oldest son loves cucumber so much, you might wonder if he's actually a kappa. Plus, he adores salty foods. So, this recipe dedicated to him.The amount of salt at step 5 depends on how much salt and pepper you add at step 3, so add to taste.At summer time, you'll get lots and lots of cucumbers and don't know what to do with it When that happens, you can use it all up in this delicious way.Try this recipe using other vegetables like cabbage too. Recipe by Kana2143

I though of a recipe where you can eat a lot of cabbage.Drain the cabbage well.I really recommend adding the umami seasoning.Add coarsely ground pepper if you like! I put a lot in. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

This is a good recipe for Chinese cuisine

I adapted the cellophane noodles with vinegar sauce dish that my mother used to make for me in my own way.If you don't like spicy food, omit the doubanjiang and it will still be delicious. Make sure to drain the cellophane noodles and cucumber very well. Sprinkle with some sesame seeds to finish. For 5 to 6 servings. Recipe by Gomamaron

I received lots of Chinese cabbage from my parents. It's easier to eat a lot of it if it's simmered, so I came up with this dish.Thoroughly mix the katakuriko with water before adding to prevent lumps. Recipe by *:ayumi:*

My mother used to make this for me when I was a child and didn't like vinegar.Make sure to squeeze out the cucumber very well. For 2 servings. Recipe by suzu-ren

Back when I was really into salty sauces, I made this using everything I had at home.The vegetables will become tough if you overcook them, so if you think they could be cooked just a bit more, that's a good place to stop the heat.You use the water-dissolved starch to add thickness to the water that's come out from the vegetables. So I think it's okay to only use a little water-dissolved starch. Recipe by chima@.

The weather is beginning to get warmer, so I wanted to make lightly salty chilled Chinese noodles.Feel free to adjust the amount of salt. I served this to my child, so I reduced the quantity of salt to 1/2 teaspoon.If you add 1 tablespoon of lemon juice, the sauce will be more round and you'll be able to even drink up the soup. If you like your soup tart, then add plenty. Recipe by John Lee Cooker

A native vegetable in Kaga prefecture, Kaga cucumbers are larger and wider than common Japanese cucumbers. The flesh is thick and has a dense texture, and can be used in cooking. It has such substance that it can even be featured in a main dish.In the summertime, serve this dish chilled, and the ankake thick sauce will cool you down nicely.The imitation crab meat is optional. Minced chicken or shrimp also goes well in this recipe.Light soy sauce enhances the color of the fresh green cucumbers better than regular soy sauce.This dish will also be delicious if you use your homegrown overgrown fat cucumbers to make this dish, too. Recipe by @rinrinmaru

I had garlic marinade in soy sauce, so used it on some cucumbers I happened to have at home.I omit red chili peppers from mine since I serve it to my kids, but if you like spicy food, try adding some chili.This can be made with celery as well. Recipe by milk chai

This versatile dipping sauce will transform your usual dumplings into something amazing! You can use it with all kinds of dishes. I learned this recipe from a friend from China. Add a little chili oil and vinegar to this sauce and enjoy it with dumplings—it's the best! Your regular dumplings will be taken to the next level. If you'd like, try making it together with some delicious dumplings!

Since I love the combination of umeboshi and miso, I tried it out on pounded cucumber.It's best to use unsweetened umeboshi. If left sitting for too long, this will become watery, so serve as soon as you mix in the seasoning. It has 53 kcal per serving. Recipe by LazyHata

This tastes great even without dipping sauce.Coating the pork in flour will keep it thick and juicy. You can also put it in a heatproof dish and in the microwave for 10 minutes. Recipe by riek76

This Chinese Garlic Sauce is a flavorful, hearty, and satisfying brown stir-fry sauce. It's a delicious homemade alternative to takeout and has the perfect combination of spicy, salty, and sweet flavors! The recipe is vegan, low in fat and calories, and can be made gluten-free!

This is on many restaurant menus, but I wanted to eat it at home so I made it. Sesame seeds really makes it fragrant.Adjust the amount of soy sauce to taste. The amount will depend on how much salt you use. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Da-jirinchan

I thought that if I cook celery like this it will be easier to eat. Since then, our family has loved eating celery.There are no tips, but I added the sugar so that it will be easier for kids to eat. You can skip that. This dish will taste better the next day. The picture shows half the yield because I only had 1 stalk of celery. For 4 servings. Recipe by Orinta

I came up with this recipe that lets you enjoy eating 1/2 of a lettuce head.Please adjust the amount of salt and umami seasoning to your liking.If the lettuce is wilted, blanch in lukewarm water (about 105F/40℃), then it will crisp. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

I use 3 servings of chilled Chinese noodle packets (together in 1 package) that they serve in the supermarkets. For a 4 person family, you can buy 2 packages of 3 servings, but there will always be 2 servings leftover.I made enough homemade sauce to make up for what you don't have.You can change the ratio of ingredients to your preferences. I think it's fun to try to find your favorite taste. Recipe by hirokoh

I tried out a recipe that's been in my head for a while .There's enough plum sauce is for 2 hamburgers. I wanted to try the hamburgers with other sauces and freeze the rest, hence the limited quantity.When making the hamburger patties, mix all of the ingredients except for the breadcrumbs, and then add it while checking the consistency of the patties.Add more sake if the hamburgers are about to burn. For 5 people. Recipe by santababy

My husband requested this.If you have any left over, you can enjoy it with pasta or in a doria (rice gratin). Recipe by Kokonyan mama

A vegan side dish for a not-so-vegan sausage. Vangelis Helmis, who created the original recipe, claims that those who know about tsipouro choose cabbage as a meze. It's true...

I uploaded my Japanese leek and salt sauce that I use for many dishes.When you season your dishes with this sauce, do not forget to sprinkle some cracked black pepper on top.The sauce is delicious on chilled tofu. (It will turn out Chinese-style) Recipe by Hokkori-no

This dish is great for those times when you need one more dish but you don't have enough time nor ingredients.I came up with this idea just at such a moment and used what I could find in the refrigerator.Honestly, it only takes 3 minutes to make. Easy, but an authentic taste.The tartness of salt-cured plum (umeboshi) is great in this recipe. If using sweet honey-soaked umeboshi, replace the mirin with an equivalent amount of Japanese noodle dipping sauce.Use mentsuyu (Japanese noodle dipping sauce) that's been concentrated about 3-4 times.Adjust the quantity to your liking. Recipe by Ichigoaporo

This was a recipe taught to me at the place I worked more than 10 years ago.This recipe works better if you use miso without dashi added. You have to constantly stir the sauce, so I think it is a good idea to make it when you have some spare time. The miso will splatter of the pot and stain your clothes, so I suggest wearing an apron!. Add more sesame oil if you prefer. Recipe by kenken mama

This is a type of bbq sauce used in Chinese and Cantonese cooking. Also known as char siu sauce, is used as a marinate in Chinese char siu pork. You can usually find sauces used in this recipe in the Asian section of supermarkets.

Summer is the season where chilled Chinese noodles are being served everywhere. I get tired of the usual taste so I came up with various toppings and a different sauce.If you don't have tomato juice, you can use mineral water (or regular water). You can use tuna that's packed with oil or non-oil! I always use non-oil. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei