3 Minute-Dumpling Sauce
By Sho @ Hungry for Thai
on
Jan 13th 2025 
This simple yet bold dipping sauce combines soy sauce for a savory base, vinegar for a tangy depth, and chili oil for a spicy kick. Its rich and balanced flavor perfectly complements dumplings, spring rolls, or even drizzled over noodles for an extra punch!
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What you'll need
- Soy sauce: A salty, savory base for the dipping sauce.
- Chinkiang vinegar (or other vinegar): Provides a tangy, slightly sweet and smoky flavor.
- Chili Oil: Adds heat, fragrance, and a layer of spiciness to the dipping sauce.
I'll give you 3 minutes to make your own dipping sauce for any dumplings. Trust me, you can do it with this recipe!
3 Minute-Dumpling Sauce
Prep time
2 minutes
Cook time
1 minutes
Serves
2
Ingredients
Steps
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Making 3 Minutes-Dumpling Sauce :
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Add chili oil into a bowl.
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Add soy sauce and mix well.
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Add vinega into a bowl, mix well, and serve alongside the dumplings.
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Nutritional info
% of daily valueCalorie Breakdown
Protein
10 cal
Fat
253 cal
Carbs
6 cal
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