This Thai-style dipping sauce is very similar to the Vietnamese dipping sauce (Nước Mắm Chấm). It contains the five S’s: sweet, spicy, sour, savory, and sexy. The main difference is the use of cilantro. The cilantro’s bold flavor and aroma pairs perfectly with seafood. It takes no more than 5 minutes and requires no cooking.
Read MoreA traditional and simple Vietnamese dipping sauce for seafood is salt, pepper and a squeeze of lime or lemon (Muoi Tieu Chanh). Serve the salt and pepper in a small bowl, along with a fresh wedge of lemon or lime for an elegant presentation.
Read MoreThis Vietnamese green seafood sauce has one ingredient that you wouldn’t expect: sweetened condensed milk. The taste is surprisingly delicious with so many different flavors: sweet, sour, spicy savory and the newest of them all, rich from the condensed milk. This sauce is perfect for any seafood lover. Simply boil, grill, or steam your seafood and serve this sauce on the side.
Read MoreClassic creamy Vietnamese peanut sauce for fresh spring rolls/summer rolls. This recipe makes about 2 cups.
Read MoreStore-bought potsticker dipping sauce is the worst. I finally came up with a homemade version that I absolutely love! Not only is this soy dipping sauce great for pot stickers, it is also great for dipping vegetables.
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