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Egg Roll Dipping Sauce

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Ingredients

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1/2 cup cashew nuts, chopped
2/3 cup fresh cilantro
2 garlic cloves, quartered
2 green onions, chopped
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
1 teaspoon cumin
4 teaspoons white vinegar
1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
1/2 teaspoon tamarind pulp
1/2 cup honey
1 pinch powdered saffron
1/4 cup olive oil

Nutritional information

1475.9
Calories
777 g
Calories From Fat
86.4 g
Total Fat
13.8 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
462.8 mg
Sodium
182.5 g
Carbs
4.4 g
Dietary Fiber
156.9 g
Sugars
12.8 g
Protein
382g
Serving Size

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Egg Roll Dipping Sauce

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    used to go to Cheesecake Factory to have the eggrolls and "cilantro dipping sauce"...UNTIL I found this recipe!!! It is AWESOME! Thank you so much for posting!! I've made it many times and here are some suggestions...instead of the white and balsamic vinegars, I put in equal amounts of apple cider vinegar. I also increased the tamarind pulp to about 2-3 tsp, which gives it an extra zest. I omit the black pepper and use cayenne instead. When I don't have powdered saffron on hand, use a little of Goya's Sazon con Azafran. Yummy! I've omitted the cumin several times b/c I didn't have on hand...still turned out wonderfully. I decrease the honey to about a 1/3 c. so it's not too sweet. Also, I found out the hard way that if you let your hand slip on the cashews, it changes the whole consistency and you end up with a "thick cream" rather than a sauce. Still yummy, but not for dipping. This sauce is very versatile and I rarely use it for eggrolls anymore. I've used it as a stir fry sauce for chicken and veggies and also as a salad dressing! Everyone that's tried it LOVES it. Thanks again!!

    • 60 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Egg Roll Dipping Sauce, This is similar to the sauce from ‘the Cheesecake Factory’ , used to go to Cheesecake Factory to have the eggrolls and cilantro dipping sauce UNTIL I found this recipe!!! It is AWESOME! Thank you so much for posting!! I’ve made it many times and here are some suggestions instead of the white and balsamic vinegars, I put in equal amounts of apple cider vinegar I also increased the tamarind pulp to about 2-3 tsp, which gives it an extra zest I omit the black pepper and use cayenne instead When I don’t have powdered saffron on hand, use a little of Goya’s Sazon con Azafran Yummy! I’ve omitted the cumin several times b/c I didn’t have on hand still turned out wonderfully I decrease the honey to about a 1/3 c so it’s not too sweet Also, I found out the hard way that if you let your hand slip on the cashews, it changes the whole consistency and you end up with a thick cream rather than a sauce Still yummy, but not for dipping This sauce is very versatile and I rarely use it for eggrolls anymore I’ve used it as a stir fry sauce for chicken and veggies and also as a salad dressing! Everyone that’s tried it LOVES it Thanks again!!, used to go to Cheesecake Factory to have the eggrolls and cilantro dipping sauce UNTIL I found this recipe!!! It is AWESOME! Thank you so much for posting!! I’ve made it many times and here are some suggestions instead of the white and balsamic vinegars, I put in equal amounts of apple cider vinegar I also increased the tamarind pulp to about 2-3 tsp, which gives it an extra zest I omit the black pepper and use cayenne instead When I don’t have powdered saffron on hand, use a little of Goya’s Sazon con Azafran Yummy! I’ve omitted the cumin several times b/c I didn’t have on hand still turned out wonderfully I decrease the honey to about a 1/3 c so it’s not too sweet Also, I found out the hard way that if you let your hand slip on the cashews, it changes the whole consistency and you end up with a thick cream rather than a sauce Still yummy, but not for dipping This sauce is very versatile and I rarely use it for eggrolls anymore I’ve used it as a stir fry sauce for chicken and veggies and also as a salad dressing! Everyone that’s tried it LOVES it Thanks again!!


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Combine Cashews, Cilantro, Garlic, Green Onions, Sugar, Black Pepper and Cumin in a Food Processor or Blender.

    2
    Done

    Blend With Short Bursts Until the Mixture Is Well Blended. the Cashews and Garlic Must Be Well Chopped.

    3
    Done

    They Should Be About Half the Size of a Grain of Rice.

    4
    Done

    Combine the Vinegars, Honey, Tamarind and Saffron in a Small Bowl. Heat Mixture For About 1 Minute in Microwave and Stir Until Tamarind Pulp Dissolves Completely.

    5
    Done

    Pour Tamarind Mixture Into Blender or Food Processor With the Cashew Mixture and Mix With Short Bursts Until Well Combined (about 20 Seconds).

    6
    Done

    Pour Blended Sauce Into Small Bowl and Add Oil. Stir by Hand. Cover and Refrigerate at Least 30 Minutes Before Serving.

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