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Rayu sauce
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Other Names:
chile sauce
What is Rayu sauce?
Rayu is a sauce made by infusing hot chiles with sesame oil. The sauce is used as a condiment with gyoza or added to sauces and also used as a seasoning
Substitute for Rayu sauce
Any Asian chile oil OR a dash of Tabasco
Asian Condiments
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Favorite Rayu sauce Recipes
Mushrooms and Tofu Shriataki with Wasabi Sauce
Earthy and spicy, this tofu shirataki noodle dish packs big flavors using House Foods wasabi and rayu chili.
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