Fish Dipping Sauce
This is a wonderful “light” dipping sauce that is full of delicate flavor. It works best with any white-meat fish filet that has been breaded or battered and fried. It is best made in quantities that will be used in one or two days in order to maintain a fresh flavor
Hardware: Chef’s knife, two quart mixing bowl, wire whisk, two quart pot or two quart ceramic bowl
Ingredients:
2 cups soy sauce
1 cup white vinegar
1 cup water
4 minced garlic clove
4 minced scallions
2 teaspoons dry ginger
2 teaspoons dry Coleman’s Mustard
1 teaspoon Thai chili paste or Sriracha Chili sauce
¼ cup honey
- Procedure:
1. Combine all ingredients in a mixing bowl with a wire whisk, until the honey is dissolved.
2. Cook the ingredients on the stovetop to the boiling point in a two quart pot, OR in the Microwave on High for eight minutes in a two quart ceramic bowl (just until the contents heat enough to simmer and produce steam. Allow to cool to room temperature.
3. Store the sauce in a quart container in the refrigerator. It will hold flavorfully for one week under refrigeration.
Yield: one quart.
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