Hoi sin sauce recipe

Maple Chipotle Sauce: Whether as a barbecue sauce marinade or as an on-the-side dipper, maple chipotle sauce delivers a perfect mix of sweet and spice.

Make this Homemade Hoisin Sauce substitute in 5 minutes and forget the store-bought stuff. This sauce is perfect in Asian dishes as a dip or a glaze for meats or sauce for stir fry.

This homemade hoi sin sauce recipe captures the essential flavors of Chinese barbecue sauce using everyday kitchen ingredients

Korean doenjang, or soybean paste, can be used instead of miso, but watch for the wheat if you are wheat intolerant. Chinese five-spice powder is a decent substitute for the spice blend. Use gluten-free soy sauce if that's your "regular" soy sauce!

These simple veggie noodles are sweet, sticky, spicy and saucy - with a secret ingredient that adds heaps of flavour! PLUS they come together in 25 mins!

Tender strips of beef in a simple hoi sin sauce - piled onto noodles and crisp stir-fried vegetables and ready in only 10 minutes!

Hoisin is one of the most popular Chinese stir-fry sauces and will earn its place in your fridge’s condiment rack. Great for meat and vegetables, as a dipping sauce, or as a marinade, its salty and sweet umami flavor is highly versatile. So much so that you might find yourself fresh out sooner than you...Read More

Lean on our very own silky, sweet hoisin sauce to bring the dish together when you need a quick family meal.

This enjoyable meal takes just twenty minutes to create and with ginger, garlic and hoi sin sauce seaping into the tender chicken fillet you'll be sure to make it again.

Discover the secret to rich, savory-sweet flavor with this homemade hoisin sauce recipe. Perfect for glazing meats, stir-fries, and dipping sauces, and it's vegan-friendly too!