Easy tablespoon fish sauce Recipes – Quick Meals Everyone Will Enjoy
Discover delicious and easy-to-make recipes using tablespoon fish sauce. Perfect for busy weeknights and family dinners.
Recipes with tablespoon fish sauce
Appetizer, sweet and sour
Thai Crispy Sour Chicken delivers golden, crispy fried chicken with a punchy dipping sauce that’s sour, spicy, and intensely fragrant. Fresh lime juice, chopped red chillies, garlic, and coriander are balanced with soy sauce and fish sauce, creating a bright, savoury kick that cuts through the crunch and keeps every bite lively. Golden crispy chicken coated with sour and spicy secret sauce. Follow along to unlock this delicious recipe!
Thai pork chops offer a rich and diverse flavor profile, providing a unique taste experience. Using pork ribs as the main ingredient, they are infused with herbs such as cilantro roots, lemongrass, Thai coriander, and kaffir lime leaves, along with lime, fish sauce, bird's eye chili, and turmeric powder to create a tangy, spicy Thai flavor. After marinating until flavorful, they are air-fried until golden brown and finally brushed with honey. The result is a slightly charred and sweet exterior while remaining juicy inside, offering a refreshing and irresistible taste.
Smoky, lightly charred pork belly is tossed with soft onion and sliced garlic, then coated in a glossy, sweet-and-spicy gochujang sauce with soy sauce, fish sauce, cooking wine, and honey—perfect with a bowl of rice. Jeyuk Bokkeum is an easy Korean stir fry dish, with sweet and spicy gochujang.
Spicy and sour fish with pickled vegetables can be cooked with a few side ingredients for a few minutes, such as duck blood, bean sprouts, and wide sweet potato noodles. ❤️The pickled vegetables offer a unique sour aroma and a blend of sour, spicy, and umami flavors. The balance is just right. One sip of the rich, tangy broth instantly awakens your appetite. Yet, somehow, this dish always brings a hint of sadness.
Ground Pot Fish is a comforting pot of sea bass layered with assorted mushrooms and tofu, finished in a fragrant base of garlic, ginger, diced tomato, star anise, and spicy bean paste. Hua tiao wine, soy sauce, oyster sauce, and dark soy sauce bring a deep, savory aroma, while green onions, white pepper, and salt keep the flavors clean and balanced. A cozy, shareable dish that’s rich, warming, and full of umami.
This Hunan-style steamed preserved fish with pork belly is a staple on Hunanese tables; Hunanese people love this! The preserved fish is incredibly fragrant, and the oil from the pork belly seeps into the fish, every strand soaking up the sauce. The umami of the fermented black beans and the subtle spiciness of the chili peppers intertwine, creating a refreshing and delicious flavor that tantalizes the taste buds. The broth at the bottom is the soul of the dish; mixed with rice, it's savory, rich, and slightly spicy—I could easily down three bowls! The recipe is also incredibly simple and quick, ready in just a few steps. It's a perfect home-style dish to enjoy with rice, and this spicy and flavorful dish is indispensable on any Hunanese dinner table!
Fried fish is tempting but it is easy to stick to the pan and break the skin, which makes people feel stressed. Today, I will challenge fried grass carp belly. Wipe the fish body dry (moisture is the key), and master the heat is the key. Follow this method to make your fish pieces in a row no matter where they are 😂, the fish skin is intact and crispy, the fish meat is tender and tasty, and it also has gravy [color]. Say goodbye to the anxiety of frying fish, and no longer be afraid of frying fish overturned ~ Come and try it.
Take a bite of oyster omelette, and the crispy, charred crust melts in your mouth. The plump oysters, like little bombs, pop with a burst of freshness! The egg is slippery, the chopped green onions add a burst of flavor, and the fish sauce makes it so fragrant you want to weld your cheeks to the plate. This is a classic Chaoshan delicacy! Our local area is close to the sea, so oysters are fresh and affordable. Selling them outside can be incredibly expensive, and the freshness of the ingredients is often a struggle. Making them at home is a breeze, with genuine ingredients and an incredible value. Make as many as you want, with plenty of fresh oysters to spare, and fry up a plate full of them for instant oyster omelette freedom!