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  • Rusty Raven M
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    7 months ago

    A question for dumpling affectionados; what’s your favourite dipping sauce? I’ve got a bunch of dumplings and similar foods for a lunch tomorrow and need to make up some dipping sauces to serve with them.

    • Thornburywitch
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      7 months ago

      Can’t go wrong with chilli, soy and mirin. Add chopped spring onions or sesame seeds if liked. Also, plain mayo is pretty good too - okonomiyaki vibes. Since I was gifted with the bottle of pomegranate molasses, I’ve been using that in dipping sauces instead of mirin and it sure packs a punch. Might have to find another bottle when this one runs out. Aldi sells a balsamic vinegar-based fig glaze that makes a nice dipping drizzling sauce too.

    • Catfish
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      7 months ago

      Bought I love the poonsin viet spring roll sauce. Or hot XO. Otherwise a similar one is sugar syrup, reduced orange juice& chilli. Or soy with sesame oil. Plum is pretty good. As is a really hot chilli paste cut with good old dead horse and a dash of lime.

    • SituationCake
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      7 months ago

      I like either black vinegar for fried dumplings, or a mix of soy and chilli for steamed. Mmmm yum dumplings.

    • CEOofmyhouse56OP
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      7 months ago

      I like hoisin sauce but I’m very interested to hear others go to.

    • Seagoon_
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      7 months ago

      i like a mix of chili and soy for dumplings

      for spring rolls it’s chili sauce or spring roll sauce

    • Bottom_racer
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      7 months ago

      Equal parts soy and rice wine vinegar and a bit of sesame oil on top.

      Also some fresh chilli and spring onion or chives put them in it’s great.