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Thanks to all who responded to my request for Asian sauces. Here's a list of the responses I received!
Becky
I make my own teriyaki sauce using wheat free soy sauce form Westbrae. There is no a gf hoisin sauce on the market I bought at the Vitamin Cottage in Colorado. I'll find out who makes it. I bought it a used it all up.
www.therubyrange.com
use either San J or La Choy - or any gluten free soy sauces....add ginger, garlic a little white wine - a little sugar - a little water - voila teriyaki sauce
I used to work in Asia...the best cookbook ..and it's still in print....is Gloria Bley Miller's THOUSAND RECIPE CHINESE COOKBOOK It's in paperback
San-J Organic Gold Label Wheat-free Soy Sauce
La Choy makes a GF teriyaki & soy sauce
Thai Kitchen has Pad Thai meals that are great
http://www.thaikitchen.com/infocenter.html
Thai Kitchen Pad Thai Sauce, and Trader Joe's Peanut Sauce
Chicken Terryaki
6 boneless chicken breasts
1 T ground ginger
1/3 cup LaChoy soy sauce
2 T sugar
3 T cooking sherry
Cut chicken into small pieces.
Mix other ingredients.
Marinate ½ hour to 1 day.
Broil and enjoy with rice.
Teriyaki sauce recipe
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1/3 cup gf soy sauce
1/4 cup sugar (brown, coconut palm, or plain white)
1 garlic clove, minced
2 teaspoons minced fresh ginger
2 cups beef broth (or water)
just blend all together
Here are many Teriyaki sauce recipes.
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I make my own teriyaki Sauce using equal parts of Tamari Sauce, Wine (I use rice wine) and water. I add Sugar and some ginger and garlic. Another resource is http://www.andreprost.com/ This site has both really good GF rice noodles by Notta Pasta and Taste of Thai. The Taste of Thai has a list of GR Products. They have a great variety of GF products
Edward and Sons has a Premier Japan Teriyaki Sauce. http:www.edwardandsons.com I don't feel that it tastes exactly like the old teriyaki sauce with gluten but it's pretty good(but a bit spicy). I also go to Mr. Spice http://www.mrspice.com This company also puts out gluten free Asian sauces
gluten-free pantry carries a teriyaki sauce
I use Eden Organic brand Tamari sauce. Tastes like soy sauce. Here is the
website. http://www.edenfoods.com/
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