Hoisin Sauce, Koon Chun brand, 15 oz jar
A classic Chinese dipping sauce from Hong Kong, and often used with Thai-inspired dishes. Koon Chun brand is one preferred by chefs--it's a very good quality product.
Hoisin sauce leading flavors are fermented soybeans, sugar, garlic, chiles and vinegar.
We love serving Hoisin along with Pho Beef Soup (see recipe).
Packed in a glass jar. Ingredients: sugar, soyabean paste, water, salt, wheat flour, garlic, sesame seed, chile, spices & artificial color.
Product of Hong Kong.
ImportFood.com's Hoisin Sauce is recommended by Mark Bittman (New York Times). A "Fine Cooking" magazine Tasting Panel chose Koon Chun brand as the best hoisin sauce available. We also offer Koon Chun brand plum sauce.
Boil Chicken Bones
Add Paste
Serve Pho w/Hoisin on the Side
Salad Roll Hoisin Dipping Sauce
We prepared this modified hoisin sauce to go with our fresh salad rolls but it can be used for other things as well. We hope you enjoy it.
Fresh Salad Rolls
Follow along with our detailed, simple instructions to create the best fresh salad rolls - be sure to make the simple dipping sauce as well. It's all explained here.
Be sure to serve with our special hoisin dipping sauce made just for this salad roll.
We also have
Recipe for Poh Piah Tod Fried Spring Rolls
Recipe for Fresh Spring Rolls
Recipe for Fried Spring Rolls
Salmon & Green Salad Fresh Spring Rolls, Thai-American Style
This recipe is from our "Thai-American" section, which contains dishes that would not typically be found in Thailand. This one is definitely a crowd-pleaser. It works best if you use a smaller-sized spring roll wrapper(approximately 6-8 inch diameter) same as what we offer. We prefer wild salmon for this recipe, which can be steamed (as we did in photo below) or simply baked for 15 minutes or so, we like to use a small toaster oven to bake salmon.
Beef Wasabi with Hoisin Green Salad & Five-Spice Sweet Potato
This Asian-inspired recipe blends together so well it could be found on the menu of the finest restaurant you've ever been to. We loved making this one. The tenderloin beef and wasabi sauce elegantly match the citrusy sweet potato and hoisin salad, the result is true perfection especially if you're a beef lover.
Chinese-Style Red Pork
Before we made this recipe, we thought you had to go to the Saochingcha area of Bangkok to get the tastiest red pork. No restaurant we've ever been to in America has ever offered anything that comes close to the flavor of this pork. So easy to make, and the results are astounding.
We recommend serving this with duck-fried rice with tamarind sauce.
Thai Sesame Chicken Kebabs
We discovered this recipe in the April/May 2013 issue of Fine Cooking Magazine, and it had an instant appeal. We love skewered Thai food, and this recipe calls for key ingredients that we import in the finest brands. We modified it slightly to make it less salty. Serve as an hors d'oeuvre, or as a main course for dinner. If using wooden skewers, soak them for at least 20 minutes before threading.