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  2. Doubanjiang: Chinese Chili Bean Paste - Chili Pepper Madness

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    Doubanjiang, aka Toban Djan, is a Chinese chili bean paste made from fermented soybeans, broad beans, and hot chilies. You may also see it be called spicy bean paste or broad bean chili sauce. Learn more about it.

  3. Chinese Chili Paste | Easy Homemade Recipe - YouTube

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    4.9K. 124K views 5 months ago #recipetrier #chilli #chilisauce. Discover how to make authentic Chinese Chili Paste at home with our simple and flavorful recipe. Perfect for adding a spicy kick to...

  4. Doubanjiang (Chili Bean Paste) • Japanese Pantry - Just One...

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    Doubanjiang, a salty paste made from fermented broad beans, is a spicy Chinese condiment extensively used in both Chinese and Japanese-Chinese cuisines. It is a must-have ingredient for making classic dishes like mapo tofu, mapo eggplant, miso ramen, and more!

  5. Homemade Asian Red Chili Paste is much more economical and tastier than store-bought ones. Make it using simple ingredients in just a few minutes and refrigerate for up to 15 days or freeze for up to 6 months.

  6. Chinese Chili (Sichuan Style) - Omnivore's Cookbook

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    Make a hearty pot of Chinese chili using Sichuan ingredients to create a super rich and deep umami while keeping the essence of a traditional chili. The recipe teaches you how to make a flavorful chili paste, but you can also use chili powder to make the recipe super easy.

  7. Doubanjiang is chilli bean paste heaven | Marion's Kitchen

    www.marionskitchen.com/article/doubanjiang-chilli-bean-paste

    Meaning ‘spicy bean sauce’, doubanjiang is a thick, reddish, spicy, deeply savoury, coarse and rather salty paste essential to Sichuan cooking. It’s used in famous regional dishes like mapo tofu, twice-cooked pork and hot pot. Confusingly, it’s sometimes romanised as ‘tobanjiang’ so watch for that when you buy.

  8. La doubanjiang, or spicy bean sauce (l à dòubàn jiàng, 辣豆瓣酱, sometimes spelled “tobanjiang”), is a paste made from fermented soybeans, broad beans, and chilies. You may also see it referred to as, “spicy bean paste,” “spicy broad bean paste,” or “broad bean chili sauce.”

  9. Homemade Chili Garlic Sauce (Huy Fong Brand Copycat)

    omnivorescookbook.com/recipes/sichuan-all-purpose-chili-garlic-sauce

    This homemade chili garlic sauce recipe is just like the famed Huy Fong brand, giving you authentically garlicky and spicy results that are rich and well balanced. Use it to create your own favorite Asian recipes!

  10. Sichuan Chili Bean Paste (Spicy Doubanjiang) - Red House Spice

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    Sichuan chili bean paste (aka spicy doubanjiang) is a versatile ingredient used in many classic Sichuan dishes. This complete guide helps you to source, use and substitute. Jump to: What is Sichuan chili bean paste? The best variety; Purchasing tips; How to use it; Classic dishes to try; How to substitute; How to store

  11. Making your own Chinese hot chili paste (La jiao jiang)

    www.teenytinykitchen.com/chinese/making-chinese-chili-paste-la-jiao-jiang

    La jiao jiang (辣椒酱) is a garnish/condiment used in many Chinese dishes. If you like spicy food, la jiao jiang will become your new best friend. You will hold it and pet it and name it George. You will wrap your arms around it and purr. The name literally translates as ‘hot pepper paste’.