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Pot Sticker Dipping Sauce
Pot Sticker Dipping Sauce
From: eliz@ai.mit.edu (Elizabeth Willey)
Date: 1 Sep 93 17:58:52
Colleen Fong, of still-lamented Colleen's Chinese Cuisine in
Cambridge, Mass., taught a cooking class during a few January IAP's at
MIT. Here is her sauce for "swans" (suan la chow show), which also
goes extremely well on potstickers:
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tablespoons dark soy sauce*
tablespoons water
teaspoon vinegar (white)
tablespoon chopped garlic
/2 tablespoon minced FRESH ginger
teaspoon hot oil or hot oil paste**
dash of white pepper
Combine the ingredients.
Make sauce a day ahead of time to allow flavors to blend.
You can mince scallions finely on top of it before using it to dip
ravs.
If you want to double the portion, DO NOT ADD additional garlic,
ginger, or hot oil.
*Dark soy sauce can be purchased in Chinese grocery stores. Read the
label---it contains molasses or sugar. It is darker and less salty
than regular soy sauce. If you cannot find any, use regular soy sauce
with a little bit of sugar.
**To make hot oil, sprinkle a few drops of salt onto 1 teaspoon of
ground red (cayenne) pepper (in a heatproof dish like Pyrex!) and set
aside. Heat 1 tablesppon of cooking oil in a pan and pour it over the
powder. This can also be purchased in Chinese groceries, but it isn't
as good as home-made. Store extra hot oil in a clean jar. After it
settles, the top layer is called hot oil and the bottom part is called
hot oil paste.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mjw/recipes/sauces/potsticker-dipping/potsticker-dipping-sauce-3.html (1 of 2) [12/17/1999 11:41:55 AM]
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