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hoisin
/ 藢丑蓴瑟藞蝉瑟苍 /
noun
- (in Chinese cookery) a sweet spicy reddish-brown sauce made from soya beans, sugar, vinegar, and garlic Also calledPeking sauce
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of hoisin1
Example Sentences
It鈥檚 just a fun family family shared dish because it is interactive . . . you spread a tiny bit of hoisin on your super thin and chewy pancake, then fill with a heap of the pork and veggie mixture.
When it comes to cheap pho, many customers drown their bowl in Sriracha and hoisin sauce.
This is the soup restorative dreams are made of, with a flavorful broth that continues to evolve with every bite as you add in a squirt of lime juice here, extra bean sprouts and basil there, and a smear of hoisin on each bite of beef.
I bugged chefs I knew about how they made theirs so good; at Fat Lamb, in Louisville, Ky., for instance, they glazed their brussels in a gochujang hoisin sauce, while Asheville鈥檚 former Gan Shan Station made Dan Dan-flavored brussels sprouts, inspired by the Dan Dan noodles recipe in the chef鈥檚 well-loved copy of 鈥淢rs. Chiang's Szechwan Cookbook.鈥
Susan Roxborough, Kravchuk鈥檚 editor at Clarkson Potter, loved Kravchuk鈥檚 personal story and her book proposal 鈥 especially the teriyaki salmon, with brown sugar, hoisin, soy sauce, garlic and ginger.
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