Hot and sour paste?

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gingerlaurie

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Happy Thanksgiving my neighbours to the south!! Hope you have an AMAZING holiday.:)

For those of you that aren't busy right at the moment, I have a question. Yesterday I bought some "Hot and Sour Paste" (I'm cooking mainly Asian cuisine as of late), thinking I could surely use it in my creations. Now....I'm a bit stumped.....a little intimidated, I think. Not sure exactly what to pair it with....soup broth, I'm assuming, but I am also making a great deal of stir-fries, etc. I don't eat seafood (yes, I know....I'll take my lashings!) so any suggestions would be great! How to mix it, how much...not a great deal online that I've found.

I also picked up some Sweet Soy Sauce....OMG, have you tried it? It basically tastes like a mix of molasses and soy sauce! I could drink it out of the bottle. :LOL:

Thanks in advance!!
 
Happy Thanksgiving my neighbours to the south!! Hope you have an AMAZING holiday.:)

I also picked up some Sweet Soy Sauce....OMG, have you tried it? It basically tastes like a mix of molasses and soy sauce! I could drink it out of the bottle. :LOL:.

Thanks in advance!!

I never heard of sweet soy sauce, but it sounds good. Is it like Teriyaki? How/where would you use it? Do you think mixing soy and molassas would be a good substitute?:chef:


I haven't been able to find Teriyaki so I've been mixing soy sauce with ginger and brown sugar to get that teriyaki flavor. It's very good
 
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It tastes different than teriyaki somehow....and it's super thick, close to the consistency of molasses. I imagine you could use it as a dipping sauce, even...it would likely thin out a bit if you added heat. Either way, it has a distinctive taste!
 
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