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![]() "dsi1" > wrote in message ... On Tuesday, October 23, 2018 at 6:06:40 PM UTC-10, Julie Bove wrote: > When you make stir fries, do you use sauce? If so, what kind? I've tried a > variety of purchased sauces, including one just called "Stir Fry Sauce". > Just not sure what the good ones are as I don't like stir fries for the > most > part. I do sometimes eat stir fried vegetables with salt and pepper but no > sauce. > > Do you use sauce? If so... Is it a purchases sauce or do you make your > own? > > Thanks. I have two main sauces that I use. 1) Garlic chili sauce 2) black bean garlic sauce. Both are made by Lee Kum Kee. I also have a bottle of Lee Kum Kee chopped garlic. With these jars I can do practically any dish. I also have a couple of tubs of Mae Ploy curry paste - yellow and red. Using these preparations, I can cook up tasty foods very fast. Asian cooks have an advantage over Western cooks because they make most of their dishes with the idea of maximizing umami. I don't know how much Western cooks are able to utilize this basic taste. It might be that umami is an abstract concept to most cooks. --- Thanks! I do have the chili garlic. I will look for the black bean one. |
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