This classic Thai peanut dipping sauce recipe packs a lot of flavor! Make a batch up in advance so you have it on hand for quick and easy week night stir fry's! There's nothing quite like the taste of ...

This sauce goes deliciously with all types ... glutinous rice powder – is sold in specialist Thai shops. It's also easy enough to make your own, and I've given the method in the recipe.

But even if the recipe were so simple ... but only the chips with Thai dipping sauce rises to the level of culinary greatness, elevating the lowly peanut to undreamt-of heights!

Dipping sauces are an easy way to enhance the flavors of everything from dumplings to crudités. We like sauces that combine mayonnaise with herbs or hot sauce, as well as Asian-style sauces that ...

Serves 4 as a main, 8 as a dipping sauce Put the shallots, garlic and ginger in a mini food processor or blender with 3 tablespoons of water. Blend to a really smooth paste. Scrape the paste into ...

Grilled pork neck is usually accompanied by nam jim jaew - a delicious, versatile spicy Thai dipping sauce. You can serve the pork neck with steamed sticky rice, or as a salad, where the sliced ...

For the fish cakes, place the fish, fish sauce, red curry paste, lime leaf, galangal, lemongrass, coriander root, egg, palm sugar, beans, and lime juice in a food processor and blend to a paste.

Thai fried rice is usually served with a slice of lime along with a dipping sauce of your choice to adjust it according to your taste. You can cook this Chinese recipe with or without the Fish Sauce.