Asian Inspired Peanut Sauce
I have tried a few sauces that were okay, but this sauce, inspired by the Kitchen, is my favorite. It is very simple to make, but has such spectacular flavor.
Depending upon your desired consistency, add more or less water. For our dish, a half cup was perfect. If you want to use as a salad dressing, use more water. We used ours over noodles/spaghetti, with some chicken. Wow!
You will be surprised at how good this sauce is. Just a few simple ingredients.
Enjoy!
Asian Inspired Peanut Sauce
I have tried a few sauces that were okay, but this sauce, inspired by the Kitchen, is my favorite. It is very simple to make, but has such spectacular flavor.
Depending upon your desired consistency, add more or less water. For our dish, a half cup was perfect. If you want to use as a salad dressing, use more water. We used ours over noodles/spaghetti, with some chicken. Wow!
You will be surprised at how good this sauce is. Just a few simple ingredients.
Enjoy!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Add all of the ingredients into a medium sized bowl and together until smooth.
- 2
Enjoy!
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