Sweet & Sour Sauce

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KevInAlaska

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My wife brought some egg rolls and sweet & sour sauce that had a little spice to it as well. It was very tasty sause and was mostly clear with little bits of ... of.... ummm... err... well little bits of stuff in it! :-p

It was mostly transparent and had an orange maybe pink cast to it. I wish I had paid more attention to it before I devoured it so fast. Well okay being hungery and more then ready for something to eat didn't help me any.

I have had Thai sweet & sour sauce (I guess it was S&S Sauce) with little peanuts chopped in it. I have had that nasty redish chinese S&S Sauce. But this was neither. It was kind of thick.

Any ideas on what it was? I have got to find a recipe of this or a bottle they sell? Hmmmm! Tasty! Now I am hungry. :huh::pig:

Thanks again!

Sincerely,

Kevin in Alaska
 
Could it have been pineapple? I'm giving you a link to the recipe I use from our site...it's pretty easy. If you don't have "grenadine"...maybe use a little cherry juice. It's mainly for the color anyway.
SWEETANDSOURSAUCE
 
many parts of Asia, many sweet and sour sauces, not many have the bright red color of the Cantonese/American classic. Those little bits were probably the minced chili peppers which gave the heat.
 
Yakuta said:
It is most likely the Mae Ploy brand of sweet chili sauce. It is a thick clear sauce with bits of dry red chili and a strong hint of garlic.

If you have an Asian market around check there or you can buy it from Amazon.

Amazon.com: Mae Ploy Sweet Chili Sauce (6 Bottles): Gourmet Food

Sweet! thanks I will head that way tomorrow and see what the local asian market has. Mmmm.. sounds so good now. I guess its been 5 hours sense dinner.. that means its my bed time.. doh.. thanks agian for the posting everyone!

Sincerely,

Kevin in Alaska
 
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