Asian Sauce Recipes

Very dynamic dipping sauce, well combined with the Peanut Sauce recipe

I've been trying to replicate the delicious wings made in a local restaurant. These are as close as I have come so far, and a little healthier since they are not fried. Sticky, salty and sweet!

Grilled Ahi Tuna marinated in a low sodium ginger sauce; garnished with Black Sesame seeds and Wasabi Sauce.

Adapted from SkinnyTaste.com

These Asian inspired meatballs combine sesame oil, soy sauce with cilantro and scallions. The dipping sauce (separate recipe) has a wonderful tangy lime flavor mixed with sesame and scallions.

whisk, small bowl, 30 seconds, done!

A unique and filling sauce on light sea-vegetable noodles.

This is a sweet, tangy, garlicky, oniony, beery mop or smear perfect for anything - veggies, tofu, chicken, pork or beef! Adapted from The Beeroness http://thebeeroness.com/2012/05/10/beer-br
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Makes about 17 fl. oz, NI per 2-tbsp serving.

This is a great way to get kale - even if it's not your favorite!

Great with chicken and stir-fry veggies!

I just threw a whole bunch of ingredients into the sauté pan and it happened to turn out quite edible.

Sauce for salmon

This peanut sauce is delicious on soba noodles with veggies etc.. it could be used as a dip for steam chilled asparagus, or as a stir-fry sauce.

This sauce is in the So Easy cookbook, for an Asian chicken wrap sandwich.

From a szechuan sauce recipe, with the red pepper flakes added to taste, later.

From the South Beach Diet Taste of Summer Cookbook, this recipe makes a savory Oriental sauce for simple grilled chicken.

This is great over warm tofu or rice.

Quick and healthy dinner.

Delicious over brown rice and a side of stir fry veggies.

I love mayonnaise. This recipe makes me FORGET my craving for mayo in my tuna salad. Delicious!

from "Deliciously Healthy Dinners"

Good for marinade, stir-fry

Asian Chicken Salad with Peanut Sauce/dressing

Great on soba noodles or shredded cabbage or for a meat marinade

Inspired by Sate and peanut sauces!

I had a random 1/2 tsp of Almond Butter left in my tracker so I thought I'd throw it itno a sauce for my chicken and brown rice!