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Shanghai sauce is a sauce served with chicken, vegetables, and other dishes. The sauce is commonly used in Chinese cooking. Shanghai sauce does not have the heat that many Chinese food sauces have.
The main sauce used in Chinese cooking is mostly soy but sometimes it may be a duck sauce
Soy sauce is high in sodium but not cholesterol.
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Though it is not as common in Chinese cooking then in other Asian countries, fish sauce is thought to have originated from ancient China. Since the Chinese had such a major influence in Asian cuisine, I am pretty certain that the Chinese had fish sauce in the 1920s.
OK brown sauce is apparently a brand name of a Chinese sauce used in Chinese cuisine. It's much like HP fruity sauce and often used as an alternative to kethcup. It's very popular in the middle east. http://www.psi-test4.ac.psiweb.com/packshots/ok_sauce.htm
A sauce made from soy, garlic, chili etc, used in Chinese cooking.
Hoi sin sauce is made out of soy beans and plum sauce is made out of Chinese plums, chilli and ginger.
jumbo shrimp and tender morsels of chicken marinated in a succulent sauce then sautéed with Chinese vegetables and a delicately seasoned hot sauce
Sweet and sour sauce is commonly associated with Chinese cuisine.
The pH of Chinese Gyoza sauce can vary, but it is typically around 3.0 to 4.0, which makes it acidic. The acidity helps to balance the flavors of the sauce and enhances the overall taste of the dish.
pasta sauce was made by the Italy people (almost all pasta sauce) but the Chinese people found yummy pasta