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No need to heat up. Just eat as is. Or mix with chili paste and lemon juice to a taste that suits you
I don't know if the fu goes well with soup, as it will become soggy, but with rice porridge, it's a good accompaniment.Sound like another foodie adventure!
I don't know if the fu goes well with soup, as it will become soggy, but with rice porridge, it's a good accompaniment.
I just tried it and it is like very delicate sweet jerky. The sauce you recommended is good with it too reminiscent of hoisin. It both would be good in Chinese steamed buns (Gua Bao). Neither is "Peaty", but both make great emergency food, being shelf stable, and have so many ways to use them both!I don't know if the fu goes well with soup, as it will become soggy, but with rice porridge, it's a good accompaniment.
Hoisin is often what makes the taste and color of the meat filling is the steamed buns that are reddish in the inside. I don't know if hoisin and the chilli paste have similarities, but I'd enjoy a bun filled with the pork floss with chilli paste and lemon inside.I just tried it and it is like very delicate sweet jerky. The sauce you recommended is good with it too reminiscent of hoisin. It both would be good in Chinese steamed buns (Gua Bao). Neither is "Peaty", but both make great emergency food, being shelf stable, and have so many ways to use them both!
Hoisin is often what makes the taste and color of the meat filling is the steamed buns that are reddish in the inside. I don't know if hoisin and the chilli paste have similarities, but I'd enjoy a bun filled with the pork floss with chilli paste and lemon inside.
Here's something I like that's hot for some foods where Tabasco doesn't seem to fit in :
Amazon product ASIN B00MBVH63UView: https://smile.amazon.com/Linghams-Sauce-Original-12-6-Ounce/dp/B00MBVH63U/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=lingham+chili+sauce&qid=1628117993&sr=8-3
It's a better version of Thati sweet chilli sauce that seems to blend in with foods better than the Thai chilli sauce.
That reminds me to get some hoisin. And also spend more time in the kitchen. The downside with having good sugar metabolism is you have to live to eat.Your chili paste isn't as dark as hoisin, and it is a bit spicier, but paired with the pork Fu it reminds me of it.
I like the simple ingredients in your hot sauce, just 4! I am gonna try it! I so love a good hot sauce. Not too crazy about the vinegar dominant ones though like the original Tabasco. My favorite though is Tabasco Habanero, really hot with a hint of smokey sweetness. I dump tons of it on my creamy Oyster Chowder!
Dates and tangerine. That isn't tame. It has Moroccan blood mixed in. Occult lol!Yeah charring the inside of a baked potato, but not the outside is a curiosity! My household likes this Sriracha better that the original chemical laden one!
Whaaaat? ?Dates and tangerine. That isn't tame. It has Moroccan blood mixed in. Occult lol!
I recant my previous statement. What I meant to say is it's dope! Zionist!Whaaaat? ?
No just a little fruity sweeter and natural tasting than Sriracha.I doubt I can find that here, though I can imagine how the tangerine and the dates would blend in. Does it make the taste more mellow?
I haven't had it organic. Maybe if I went looking at higher end supermarkets, I could find it.No just a little fruity sweeter and natural tasting than Sriracha.
That's a good clean one! I will have to give that one a try too!I haven't had it organic. Maybe if I went looking at higher end supermarkets, I could find it.
This is the one I like but can't find here (I consider it the original, but I could be wrong as I'm imprinted with its taste the first time I had Sriracha in a thai resto back when):
Amazon product ASIN B00886I9HEView: https://smile.amazon.com/Shark-Brand-Sriracha-Medium-Bottle/dp/B00886I9HE/ref=sr_1_21?dchild=1&keywords=sriracha&qid=1628130114&sr=8-21
In small type: I like it slathered on the thick noodle dish called Pud See Ew.
A one-star review says it has preservatives, but I don't think it's that bad. It's not organic though, but with sauces, it's already hard not to find those without PUFAs.That's a good clean one! I will have to give that one a try too!
A one-star review says it has preservatives, but I don't think it's that bad. It's not organic though, but with sauces, it's already hard not to find those without PUFAs.
I'd like to make my own sauces, but I also like working out. When I have more than 24 hours a day lol
I like sellers that answer questions, and don't hide behind the answers of users who don't know anything or work for the seller. Amazon has become more and more customer-unfriendly now that they have cornered the market. I now prefer buying from elsewhere as Amazon is no longer tries hard to be customer-first.How sneaky was Amazon! They advertised it with this as the ingredoents!