I hate having to remember recipes, so I just cook up a batch of this and have it on hand.I use this sauce in basically everything I cook. Feel free to add sugar, thin it out with water, etc. and you'll find there are so many things you can make with it. With this amount, you'll probably use it up pretty quickly, so there's no need to freeze it. Recipe by Team yokin

There's always various sauces and seasonings on the table at Vietnamese restaurants. So, I tried making something that combines all of the flavors in one.After handling the red chili peppers, be sure to wash your hands before touching your eyes. If you don't, you're in for a lot of pain!You can store it in the refrigerator for some time. Recipe by Nooko

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

Since last year, I've been measuring out well-received recipes that I used to make without measuring.I'm recording them here for myself and for my friends.If using store-bought men-tsuyu, refer to the dilutions mentioned in Steps 4 and 5. Otherwise, the taste will be different. Be sure to thoroughly squeeze out excess water from the vegetables before combining with the sesame sauce.I recommend combining the vegetables and sauce right before serving. Recipe by *ai*

Dress salad, steamed chicken, cold tofu etc. with this all-purpose sesame sauce. Make a lot and store it in a fridge. No additives, so it can be a save sauce for children!#Japanese #Chinese #Sesame #vegan

I found this recipe on the kitchn website By Dana Velden. I revised a bit. It is always my go-to. However, your kitchen bedroom, bathroom, apartment, tiny house big house will smell "fishy" for bit. Strong stuff!

This is an all-purpose sauce that you can use for aubergine dengaku, Nagoya-style miso cutlets, oden hot pots or miso stewed udon noodles. Microwaving it gives it a shiny finish.Typically, the ingredients are slowly simmered in a small sauce pan over low heat until shiny. With this method, it will keep a long time, but it's easy to burn; microwaving is easier. Recipe by kebeibiko

My hubby loves red miso dengaku sauce... but I don't like the taste of readymade ones because they seem too harsh to me.Since we both love sesame seeds, I've used this recipe forever.I think this type of recipe already exists out there, but since everyone here loves it so much I uploaded it.Make sure not to over-reduce the sauce in Step 2. If you do and the sauce becomes too concentrated, add 1 tablespoon of water at a time to thin it out. Recipe by *ai*

Every Christmas Eve our family has a steak dinner and we always like to start with shrimp cocktails. Store bought seafood sauce just doesn't cut when it comes to tasty shrimp (which we boil ourselves). After tasting this, you won't go back either.

This is one of the savory dipping sauce for your grilled or fried meat,Thai style omelet or even mix with the cooked rice is heavenly yummy. "Nam Pla Prik" is what Thai people's been called.I add some oyster mushroom to give an extra protein.You can use any type of mushroom you like but I recommend button mushrooms or champion mushrooms if you can't find oyster mushroom in your country.

I don't like teriyaki sauce that's too sweet or not sweet enough, so I experimented several times before reaching this flavor.To make teriyaki chicken:When pan-frying the chicken, start cooking it with the skin side down, and wipe out the fat that comes out from the frying pan with paper towels. This way the skin will be nice and crispy.The sauce will coat the chicken properly with residual heat, so add it to the pan after turning off the heat. For about 300 ml. Recipe by FarmersK

I'm not sure what the English word for this dish is, but in Vietnamese it's "Chả cá chiên nước mắm". Hope you guys enjoy the recipe I put up.Because this dish has fish sauce, it will be relatively salty, with a little bit of chili, to soften the above flavors, eating with cucumber is a very good choice./ Vì món này có nước mắm nên sẽ tương đối mặn, còn có thêm chút ớt, để làm dịu các vị trên, ăn kèm với dưa leo là một lựa chọn rất ổn.Note: Don't let the garlic get too yellow before you put the fish in, it will burn easily like me./Lưu ý: Đừng để tỏi vàng quá rồi mới cho cá vào, sẽ dễ bị cháy như me.