Fish fragrant sauce (chinese mother sauce #6)
Fish second courses
There is absolutely nothing subtle at all going on here. This is pure edible fireworks! It is called yuxiang in Chinese, which literally means “fish aroma,” because the traditional recipe calls for chiles that were fermented with crucian carp, which gave it a deep anchovy flavor, much like the Vietnamese fish sauce called nuoc mam. Always added to a stir-fry, this sauce can be combined with any number of delicate proteins, including shelled prawns, cubed chicken meat, julienned pork, or bean curd. To read the full article on Chinese mother sauces, go <a href="https://food52.com/blog/19525">here</a>,
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