I have absolutely fallen love with oyster sauce in the past few months. One day I was watching UA-cam videos trying to find a way to make my stir fry taste better because it always tasted like something was missing. I ran across one of Jet Tila's videos where he talked about various sauces. Then I also found your videos and noticed you use the same sauce so out of curiosity I bought some and fell in love with it. I was reluctant to use it because I don't like oysters. But once I tried it I was sold on it because I realized that oyster sauce is that elusive, mysterious flavor that I've been looking for over the years! Wahoo! Now I just need to explore hoisen sauce too. Thank you for making this video and sharing it with us. I really like how you explain things. Have a great day!
notice he doesn't use the Lee Kum Kee premium oyster sauce. Also Lee Kum Kee makes a vegetarian version of oyster sauce obviously minus the oyster, but is is very good
Jet Tila got me making stir fries with an oyster/hoisin mix and holy hell are they good. We were so nervous about using oyster sauce too, now it's a new staple, haha. Seeing this video, and the explanation of the different sauces, was so helpful!
@@drlard_ ..I must be doing something wrong, because my stir fry's always taste too strong, sauce wise. I think I might be over doing the addition of the sauce. I have a mixture of a "Sauce for all stir fry's " and I followed the recipe to the letter, so it must be the amount I use. It doesn't seem to matter what I do, I can never get the same flavor as the take out I buy from time to time. My local Chinese /Thai take away makes a Combination Omelette to die for.If only I could duplicate it 🤣
@@steiny3353 Add less... maybe 2/3rds then taste. You can always add more but you can never subtract. Recipes must be viewed as guidelines, ingredients will always vary between brands. Cook for your satisfaction of taste, sample as you prepare to develop your taste intuition abilities. Learn to trust your intuition through experimentation, & view recipes as general guidelines that are like scaffolding, let your imagination run wild to achieve something uniquely satisfying. *Except Baking breads & pastries which generally require more strict adherence to recipe proportions & methods, it's Chemistry as opposed to flavor preference.
@@ZacharyBittner at about 7:45 he says there are many ways to make a Teriyaki sauce including mixing oyster with hoisin sauce. As with American BBQ sauce there are as many ways to make teriyaki as there are cooks.
Thank you for showing how to use these two sauces. I've always enjoyed them separately but never really thought about combining them. You've given me new inspiration!
I am so excited to have found your channel! You are an excellent teacher. Your explanations are easy to listen to, logical, quickly absorbed. Thank you so much!
I have been using oyster sauce for over 25 years and this is the first time I've ever heard of hoisin sauce and I'm gonna give it a try. Thank You for your helpful instructions.
I have some great news ! Well I tried hoisin sauce with osyter sauce today and much to my surprise I got some great results. I am impressed how my chicken chop suey tastes I noticed a big difference in my dish I even added some tempura fried shrimp. With Chinese hot mustard and ketchup. Very delicious.
I've been using these two together for years now especially the oyster sauce. I marinate my mushrooms, chicken, beef and shrimp in the oyster sauce for my fried rice when making them and they come out great.
Thank you Tak for a very thorough explanation of using oyster and hoisin sauce and the map and info regarding Cantonese was very interesting and informative.🤗🇺🇸
Very good explanation of the use and understanding of OYSTER SAUCE AND HOISIN SAUCE Together as well as the amount to use and what depth of flavors one gets with different amounts added to stir fried dishes. Thank you Chef.
I love it what i see! You fixed my mood i was low today! Meaningful channel! you can go far with this. Enthralling stuff i am moving on to the next video! Keep up and up. see you again
Very enlightening, thank you. So simple! I sometimes add rice wine and/or rice vinegar as well, and use fish sauce instead of soy for personal taste. But as I age, I value this simplicity.
I just made this recipe, followed it correctly, wonderful wonderful, i was most reluctant to even buy the orange sauce, but alias i did. It is almost twenty below zero now outside where i live, this recipe, made my home smell wonderful and my attitude merrier. Thanks Sir.
Hi, I use hoisin and oyster sauce a lot, even mushroom oyster sauce. I use mix in many dishes, even American dishes, I use differently? Both together or separately ect.. wings, chicken, beef and scallions, even a couple meatloaf's, the favorite is both and scallions in meatloaf mix, and brushed outside, plus Asian dishes, my 2 favorite items. Tyvm
Love this video because a recipe I was looking at suggested adding honey to the stir fry and I didn't want that much sweetness. So, I used Hoisin and Oyster sauce combined as you suggested and it turned out amazing and delicious with not too much sweet flavor. Thank you for this excellent video cooking lesson.
Thank you for the video (a year ago). I really liked your explanation on how to use them in combination. +1 subscriber and greetings from San Diego, CA
I love the flavors of these sauces. I’ve been keeping these sauces as part of my seasonings for the past two years. I was introduced to dark sesame oil by my Korean sister-in-law many years ago and my kitchen shelf is full of international spice along with sesame seeds and white pepper. My kitchen shelf is full of international spices. I like using hoisin sauce with meat, poultry and fish dishes.😋
I combined oyster sauce, hoisin sauce and some kind of Mexican barbeque sauce together once and it was umami heaven. I wish i remembered how i made it ..
Interesting! Thanks for the informative, I'm Asian but that doesn't mean I know everything about Asian sauce you know what I mean... lol... I never tried using hoisin sauce to cook in a dish but however I only tried it as a dipping sauce. Will definitely try it
Due to health, I've been bad about making progress on my cooking. I have tried my hoisin sauce. One dab on the tongue, I realized I knew this sauce. It's one of my favorites but I never knew what it was called.
Thank you Tak for giving us perfectly clear and understandable information and advice on wok cooking. I have a stainless steel pan very close to being a wok and a spatula that shovels like your professional one, so I jumped right in yesterday and made the fried rice you describe with hoisin someone had given me and some teriyaki sauce. I really am glad to understand oyster sauce because everything was perfect but it was sweeter than I wanted. Now I can get some oyster sauce for today's version. Oh, and instead of rice yesterday I used millet I had in the fridge and we loved it! So glad to have a savory way of serving millet as it is a high nutrient grain without the threat of arsenic which rice has. I look forward to cooking wok style nearly every day now because we eat a wide variety of veggies. However, I'm not convinced of your choice of Cuisenart wok because there are so many complaints about it on Amazon. It now weighs 1 lb instead of 3 according to the description and I wonder if the company has cheapened their manufacture of it to give it such a low price. People complain the sides are very thin. I suspect the one you bought years ago was much better quality. Thanks again for being very thorough in your presentation. I'm learning a lot fast! Many blessings, Rachel
A little coca cola can be used with those two sauces also. A splash of Coke is also good to get to get that last little bit of thick Oyster sauce out of the bottle. Just pour a bit of coke in and slosh it around. Coke was introduced to Vietnamese cooking during the Vietnam war. There was lots of coke around, so they tried cooking with it. A famous dish is Coka Cola wings or Ribs.
I use the same storage jars at work and I get them at Sam’s Club too but they have Parmesan cheese in them 😂 I use them to put different size screws in
One night a couple of years ago I had a wild idea and baked some chicken leg quarters with Hoisin sauce. My wife enjoyed it. Before the kitchen could be cleaned one of her nieces and kids stopped by. My wife served up the food I had cooked to last a couple of days. Well, they enjoyed it to the point where they started coming into the kitchen and asking me what I put on/season the meat with. They'd asked her and she told them to ask their uncle, me. I pulled out the bottle and showed it to them and got hugs and pecks on the cheek. In my house if you like the food you hug or kiss the cook or both. We have 3 woks in the house and they're not only used for stir-fry. Don't be afraid to mix and match your sauces as well as your herbs & spices.
DoNot Need .What else do you use your woks for? I'm just curious. I'm only a beginner at wok cooking and I can't wait to be halfway decent at cooking Chinese, (which I absolutely love)
@@steiny3353, we also use them for deep frying, steaming. I really like how my scrambled eggs turn out in a wok. Give Coca-Cola Chicken wings a try. I've had a taste for some lately. If you don't have wings you can substitute with breast meat cut into strips/fingers.
@@donotneed2250 ..Thanks for that. I'll have to get a bit more adventurous with my cooking. I've put the wok away for the time being. I've been doing the fasting thing and eat very little. Do you have a particular way of doing your scrambled eggs? ( I love scrambled eggs). I've done mine in the wok a couple of times and was happy with it. I usually add some chopped up shallots and a dash of cream, but would like to hear your method. Cheers from Australia.
@@steiny3353, a bit of oil and butter to start. Then add the egg(s), sometimes cheese, black pepper, Italian season and nowadays a bit of ground turmeric. I figured out last year turmeric helps to lower my blood sugar and blood pressure but make sure you use black pepper with it. Black pepper helps it to get into your system.
@@donotneed2250 ..I'm a diabetic and I'm taking Ozempic injections once a week, instead of the Nova Rapid 3 times a day. I've lost a lot of weight and that is helping with keeping my BSL's down. I always add salt and black pepper as normal, but have never tried Turmeric. Must give it a go.Thanks for the tip.
I came across your Wonderful Video explaining the difference between Oyster & Hoisin Sauce!! Now I know How to make Teriyaki Sauce!! Thank you!! Love Your Style of Explaining things!!..I’m a New Sub!!👍👍💓☺️🙌🙌🙏🙏
Fortunately where I live, there are several large Asian Supermarkets and many smaller stores too. So there is no problems getting everything that anyone might need. Unlike most of the USA. You name it, we have the stores.
the clear liquid in the clear bottle, is it oil, or water, it seem that it is used to de-glaze the wok... Great instructional video... what is Brown sauce?
Ratio 2 : 1. Meaning Oyster Sauce 2 TBsp : Hoisin Sauce 1 Tbsp. If you find that oyster sauce too salty, add 1 tbsp sugar to balance the taste lol. Just put these 2 sauces does not bring out the flavour without 1 tbsp fried garlic flakes. For stir fried vegetables, add in 1 nos big onion cut small cubes size. Mix vegetables will be tastier with big onion
Thank you for these suggestions! I also use cane sugar from Japan that is not as sweet as I purchase in the United States. Maybe it creates a more authentic flavor?
I have absolutely fallen love with oyster sauce in the past few months. One day I was watching UA-cam videos trying to find a way to make my stir fry taste better because it always tasted like something was missing. I ran across one of Jet Tila's videos where he talked about various sauces. Then I also found your videos and noticed you use the same sauce so out of curiosity I bought some and fell in love with it. I was reluctant to use it because I don't like oysters. But once I tried it I was sold on it because I realized that oyster sauce is that elusive, mysterious flavor that I've been looking for over the years! Wahoo! Now I just need to explore hoisen sauce too. Thank you for making this video and sharing it with us. I really like how you explain things. Have a great day!
notice he doesn't use the Lee Kum Kee premium oyster sauce. Also Lee Kum Kee makes a vegetarian version of oyster sauce obviously minus the oyster, but is is very good
Jet Tila got me making stir fries with an oyster/hoisin mix and holy hell are they good. We were so nervous about using oyster sauce too, now it's a new staple, haha.
Seeing this video, and the explanation of the different sauces, was so helpful!
@@drlard_ ..I must be doing something wrong, because my stir fry's always taste too strong, sauce wise. I think I might be over doing the addition of the sauce. I have a mixture of a "Sauce for all stir fry's " and I followed the recipe to the letter, so it must be the amount I use. It doesn't seem to matter what I do, I can never get the same flavor as the take out I buy from time to time. My local Chinese /Thai take away makes a Combination Omelette to die for.If only I could duplicate it 🤣
@@steiny3353 Add less... maybe 2/3rds then taste. You can always add more but you can never subtract.
Recipes must be viewed as guidelines, ingredients will always vary between brands.
Cook for your satisfaction of taste, sample as you prepare to develop your taste intuition abilities.
Learn to trust your intuition through experimentation, & view recipes as general guidelines that are like scaffolding, let your imagination run wild to achieve something uniquely satisfying.
*Except Baking breads & pastries which generally require more strict adherence to recipe proportions & methods, it's Chemistry as opposed to flavor preference.
@@literatious308 ..Thanks for the advice. I will certainly have to get a bit more adventurous in my endeavors.
Oyster = adds salty & savory. Hoisin = adds sweetness. Together = quick teriyaki
Teriyaki is soy sauce, mirin, and sugar
@@ZacharyBittner at about 7:45 he says there are many ways to make a Teriyaki sauce including mixing oyster with hoisin sauce. As with American BBQ sauce there are as many ways to make teriyaki as there are cooks.
@@marlelarmarlelar9547 nah. Teriyaki is not supposed to have plumb flavor. That's essentially what hoisin is, and is Chinese not Japanese
@@marlelarmarlelar9547 he can say that but it’s not true. Teriyaki is a specific thing in Japanese cuisine.
Thank you for showing how to use these two sauces. I've always enjoyed them separately but never really thought about combining them. You've given me new inspiration!
4/29/2023, Thank you for this great video. Great information.
Thank you so much for explaining the usage of the two sauce now I can use both of them to enhance the taste of my dish.
Thank you for your explanations of different sauces. You answered all my questions. Thank you for your time and cooking talents.
I just found your channel. Excellent information. Now I need to look at the rest of your videos. Thanks!
I am so excited to have found your channel! You are an excellent teacher. Your explanations are easy to listen to, logical, quickly absorbed. Thank you so much!
I have been using oyster sauce for over 25 years and this is the first time I've ever heard of hoisin sauce and I'm gonna give it a try.
Thank You for your helpful instructions.
I have some great news ! Well I tried hoisin sauce with osyter sauce today and much to my surprise I got some great results. I am impressed how my chicken chop suey tastes I noticed a big difference in my dish I even added some tempura fried shrimp.
With Chinese hot mustard and ketchup.
Very delicious.
Thanks for your explanation on using the 2 different sauces, I love to use them, looking forward in learning more in cooking 🍳 😀
I adore Tig. She & her wife are so hilarious.
I've been using these two together for years now especially the oyster sauce. I marinate my mushrooms, chicken, beef and shrimp in the oyster sauce for my fried rice when making them and they come out great.
Thank you Tak for a very thorough explanation of using oyster and hoisin sauce and the map and info regarding Cantonese was very interesting and informative.🤗🇺🇸
Very informative and a better understanding on how to use both sauces in cooking. Like the bit of history in your explanation
Very good explanation of the use and understanding of OYSTER SAUCE AND HOISIN SAUCE Together as well as the amount to use and what depth of flavors one gets with different amounts added to stir fried dishes.
Thank you Chef.
Thank you for sharing valuable helpful TIPS. I appreciate you greatly!
Thank you for your time and knowledge!
From one to another sir!
Thank you for these cooking tip and souces. I like cooking and appreciate your help.
New subscriber. I love stir fry foods. Thank you for the valuable information. Looking forward to more videos from your channel. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
THANK YOU... I have learned to really enjoy Asian cooking... you have simplified the process for me... Great videos.!!
I love it what i see! You fixed my mood i was low today! Meaningful channel! you can go far with this. Enthralling stuff i am moving on to the next video! Keep up and up. see you again
Great video. You really get down to the fine points, which is something I've missed in other Asian/Chinese cooking shows. Appreciate your efforts!👍👍
Fascinating.. Thank you.! Looking forward to the next one. 😊
Great question and great answer. Thank you.
Thank you. A nice, simplistic response video.
Very enlightening, thank you. So simple! I sometimes add rice wine and/or rice vinegar as well, and use fish sauce instead of soy for personal taste. But as I age, I value this simplicity.
I love oyster sauce and I really think I will like hoisin sauce too. Thank you for sharing this information.
Excellent tutorial! Bravo!
Tqvm for sharing on oyster and hoisin sauces
Subbed and liked! Glad I found this channel! Greetings from Newfoundland!
Many thanks. Greetings all the way from Republic of Ireland filipino
Wonderful.
Thank you from Scotland.
your a legend ! thanks for this great idea will try tonight looks excellent your a genius!!
I just made this recipe, followed it correctly, wonderful wonderful, i was most reluctant to even buy the orange sauce, but alias i did. It is almost twenty below zero now outside where i live, this recipe, made my home smell wonderful and my attitude merrier. Thanks Sir.
Excellent video. Very informative. Thank you!
Hi, I use hoisin and oyster sauce a lot, even mushroom oyster sauce. I use mix in many dishes, even American dishes, I use differently? Both together or separately ect.. wings, chicken, beef and scallions, even a couple meatloaf's, the favorite is both and scallions in meatloaf mix, and brushed outside, plus Asian dishes, my 2 favorite items. Tyvm
Wow! - very thorough - 👍👍👍
Love this video because a recipe I was looking at suggested adding honey to the stir fry and I didn't want that much sweetness. So, I used Hoisin and Oyster sauce combined as you suggested and it turned out amazing and delicious with not too much sweet flavor. Thank you for this excellent video cooking lesson.
Thank You for finding me! New Sub! I love Asian cuisine! YUMMY! Very educational!👍🏽🥰
THANK YOU. I Have both flavorings. Never knew how to use them.
Just found you channel. Excellent explanation. Thank you.
*Explained very well, Thank You!*
So glad your feed showed up, couldn't get oyster sauce out of bottle now I know what to do!!
Wow I love your video ❤ it’s very informative!👏🙏🏻❤️
Thank you for helping all if us understand the sauce's.
Thank you for the video (a year ago). I really liked your explanation on how to use them in combination. +1 subscriber and greetings from San Diego, CA
Thank you very much for your information, it will help my cooking a lot!!!
Very informative and helpful. Thank you
So very helpful, thank you!
Excellent explanation as always 👏 you are my go to for anything chinese. 👍
Great information!!
Great explanation. Thank you.
I love the flavors of these sauces. I’ve been keeping these sauces as part of my seasonings for the past two years. I was introduced to dark sesame oil by my Korean sister-in-law many years ago and my kitchen shelf is full of international spice along with sesame seeds and white pepper. My kitchen shelf is full of international spices.
I like using hoisin sauce with meat, poultry and fish dishes.😋
Good for you, You are tolerant of other culture. Have T-shirt made so that everyone can know.
@@Zatoichi444 Sarcasm is not exactly in your wheelhouse.
My first wife came from a Chinese-Vietnamese family so as a consequence I always keep such products handy when I cook for my kids.
I combined oyster sauce, hoisin sauce and some kind of Mexican barbeque sauce together once and it was umami heaven. I wish i remembered how i made it ..
Oh wow!
Ahaha! ProYada, isn't that both the joy and sorrow of cooking innovation?! I keep telling myself to write down those magical outcomes, then don't.
@@grovermartin6874 Yup, yup. I'm like :"Bit of this, bit of that", and then afterwards "Wait, how did I make this?"
Thank you! My auntie used to have a mix that she made herself. Very very different than teriyaki yu or chop steak shoyu
Interesting! Thanks for the informative, I'm Asian but that doesn't mean I know everything about Asian sauce you know what I mean... lol... I never tried using hoisin sauce to cook in a dish but however I only tried it as a dipping sauce. Will definitely try it
Due to health, I've been bad about making progress on my cooking. I have tried my hoisin sauce. One dab on the tongue, I realized I knew this sauce. It's one of my favorites but I never knew what it was called.
Thank you Tak for giving us perfectly clear and understandable information and advice on wok cooking. I have a stainless steel pan very close to being a wok and
a spatula that shovels like your professional one, so I jumped right in yesterday and made the fried rice you describe with hoisin someone had given me and some teriyaki sauce. I really am glad to understand oyster sauce because everything was perfect but it was sweeter than I wanted. Now I can get some oyster sauce for today's version. Oh, and instead of rice yesterday I used millet I had in the fridge and we loved it! So glad to have a savory way of serving millet as it is a high nutrient grain without the threat of arsenic which rice has. I look forward to cooking wok style nearly every day now because we eat a wide variety of veggies. However, I'm not convinced of your choice of Cuisenart wok because there are so many complaints about it on Amazon. It now weighs 1 lb instead of 3 according to the description and I wonder if the company has cheapened their manufacture of it to give it such a low price. People complain the sides are very thin. I suspect the one you bought years ago was much better quality.
Thanks again for being very thorough in your presentation. I'm learning a lot fast!
Many blessings,
Rachel
Thank you for sharing information. God bless.....
Great explanation, I often wondered about the Hoisen sauce.
Hoisin* sauce.
Thank you, very good explanation.
Thank you. I understand now how to use hoisin sauce.
Very nice
Thank you got some other minor tips too when watching this video 😍
Oyster sauce is so gooood. Great video. Thank you! New subscriber.
Thanks for sharing ❤
So informative thank u
A little coca cola can be used with those two sauces also. A splash of Coke is also good to get to get that last little bit of thick Oyster sauce out of the bottle. Just pour a bit of coke in and slosh it around. Coke was introduced to Vietnamese cooking during the Vietnam war. There was lots of coke around, so they tried cooking with it. A famous dish is Coka Cola wings or Ribs.
Never would havethoght of Coke in dishes.Thanks for the tip.
@@donallan6396 Local bar has a "secret" steak tip marinade: Coke, ketchup, Italian dressing, apricot jelly
@@justincase7937 that sounds like the perfect storm for some super tasty meat.
gord johnson . That is surprising, Coke ?
@@brucewayne-ej3cx It's really great!
Thank you sir for this video. 🙏
Your videos are so good ❤
Thanks for sharing
very well done!
I use the same storage jars at work and I get them at Sam’s Club too but they have Parmesan cheese in them 😂 I use them to put different size screws in
The breakthrough for me was using parboiled long grain which was great for me because it did not stick together very much after cooking!
Hoi Sin also works well with Thai fish sauce. Totally different texture but we like it here.
Such a calming voice lol
Drove me crazy. Fast Forward to 6.55...
Well done thank you 👌
One night a couple of years ago I had a wild idea and baked some chicken leg quarters with Hoisin sauce. My wife enjoyed it. Before the kitchen could be cleaned one of her nieces and kids stopped by. My wife served up the food I had cooked to last a couple of days. Well, they enjoyed it to the point where they started coming into the kitchen and asking me what I put on/season the meat with. They'd asked her and she told them to ask their uncle, me. I pulled out the bottle and showed it to them and got hugs and pecks on the cheek. In my house if you like the food you hug or kiss the cook or both. We have 3 woks in the house and they're not only used for stir-fry.
Don't be afraid to mix and match your sauces as well as your herbs & spices.
DoNot Need
.What else do you use your woks for? I'm just curious. I'm only a beginner at wok cooking and I can't wait to be halfway decent at cooking Chinese, (which I absolutely love)
@@steiny3353, we also use them for deep frying, steaming. I really like how my scrambled eggs turn out in a wok. Give Coca-Cola Chicken wings a try. I've had a taste for some lately. If you don't have wings you can substitute with breast meat cut into strips/fingers.
@@donotneed2250 ..Thanks for that. I'll have to get a bit more adventurous with my cooking. I've put the wok away for the time being. I've been doing the fasting thing and eat very little. Do you have a particular way of doing your scrambled eggs? ( I love scrambled eggs). I've done mine in the wok a couple of times and was happy with it. I usually add some chopped up shallots and a dash of cream, but would like to hear your method.
Cheers from Australia.
@@steiny3353, a bit of oil and butter to start. Then add the egg(s), sometimes cheese, black pepper, Italian season and nowadays a bit of ground turmeric. I figured out last year turmeric helps to lower my blood sugar and blood pressure but make sure you use black pepper with it. Black pepper helps it to get into your system.
@@donotneed2250 ..I'm a diabetic and I'm taking Ozempic injections once a week, instead of the Nova Rapid 3 times a day. I've lost a lot of weight and that is helping with keeping my BSL's down.
I always add salt and black pepper as normal, but have never tried Turmeric. Must give it a go.Thanks for the tip.
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I came across your Wonderful Video explaining the difference between Oyster & Hoisin Sauce!! Now I know How to make Teriyaki Sauce!! Thank you!! Love Your Style of Explaining things!!..I’m a New Sub!!👍👍💓☺️🙌🙌🙏🙏
Great video tak very informative good job
Fortunately where I live, there are several large Asian Supermarkets and many smaller stores too. So there is no problems getting everything that anyone might need. Unlike most of the USA. You name it, we have the stores.
Thank you so much
Wow
Great tips...especially these days due to prices!
Great information thank you. Just make sure you get the brand suggested in the video. Some of the renditions offered in UK super markets are awful.
Very informative video, thanks for sharing.
Thankyou Tak ❤
I am usually given Hoisin sauce with Mu Shu dishes - does the recipe use other sauces or oils? I can tell it has sesame and some oyster sauce often
Great combinations for adjusting sweet and salty flavors.
I used hoisin sauce in stew beef briskit with white radish and also steam rice roll, together with red sweet sauce.
Love the tutorial, may i ask, how to use cooking caramel?
the clear liquid in the clear bottle, is it oil, or water, it seem that it is used to de-glaze the wok... Great instructional video... what is Brown sauce?
Ratio 2 : 1. Meaning Oyster Sauce 2 TBsp : Hoisin Sauce 1 Tbsp. If you find that oyster sauce too salty, add 1 tbsp sugar to balance the taste lol. Just put these 2 sauces does not bring out the flavour without 1 tbsp fried garlic flakes. For stir fried vegetables, add in 1 nos big onion cut small cubes size. Mix vegetables will be tastier with big onion
Thank you for these suggestions! I also use cane sugar from Japan that is not as sweet as I purchase in the United States. Maybe it creates a more authentic flavor?
Are you periodically adding water to the veggies to create steam?
being diabetic and high blood pressure, are there healthy substitutes for these sauces? Love the flavor but cannot do them anymore.
What clear liquid are you using to deglaze? Water or is that white vinegar? Wonderfully informative video - thank you so much.
Water.
👌♥️👌
Can you purchased them mixed ....like 2 in 1?