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#11 Fri 04 Jan 13 9:05pm

Ashen

Occupation Why is the Rum always gone???!
From out to lunch
Member since Sat 07 Jan 06

Re: Chinese Brown Sauce

As far as soy sauce goes.  San J   makes really good organic shoyu and Gluten free Tamari.    These are my favourites and I prefer the Tamari   which is 100% from soy with no wheat.


And if you can find the Wok Mei brand they do  hoisin , oyster and plum that they call all natural . the ingredients all look good.      whole foods apparently sells them  in the states.

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#12 Sat 05 Jan 13 2:07pm

koukouvagia

From New York
Member since Fri 12 Dec 08

Re: Chinese Brown Sauce

Wow, thanks Pakman I didn't know you could make your own.  If I used them often enough I probably would go through the process but I don't and I fear it would be time and money wasted.

hippytea, I do use what is necessary when necessary.  But like I said, I understand mediterranean food inside and out and I know what balsamic vinegar is and use it when necessary but I can't say the same thing about hoisin - I don't understand it, I couldn't pick it out of a line up and I don't know what it adds.  All I see is jar after jar of dark brown stuff and some is labeled fish sauce, oyster sauce, and whatever.

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#13 Sat 05 Jan 13 8:39pm

@nGoose1

Occupation Shop worker/KP/
From UK/Germany
Member since Wed 28 Oct 09

Re: Chinese Brown Sauce

Seasoning with Soy (light) and seasame oil?
Posibly ask the takeaway?
Ken Hom is the daddy , really worth checking him out.

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