This chili sauce is enhanced with preserved black beans, mushroom powder, sesame oil and garlic for a complete flavor profile. The crispy bits of chili, the namesake ingredient of this dish, provide bursts of contrasting texture, making it an ideal tableside topping for stir fries, soups, braises and more.
Floral, citrusy Sichuan peppercorns are technically not a peppercorn at all, but a type of prickly ash. The peppercorns usually require toasting and grinding before use, but this convenient oil makes life far easier.
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We use it as a hot sauce at the table to enhance stir fries and vegetables, or use a spoonful of the oil to fry eggs and vegetables or sear a steak or salmon fillet. Its particularly good with steamed fish and it can work wonders on steamed broccoli too—just add sliced scallions and sesame seeds.
It might sound a little wild, but we love this sauce smeared into a grilled cheese or fried egg sandwich. Frankly, there's little the sauce doesn't improve.
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