Ingredients
Method
- In your trusty saucepan, get the sugar, vinegar, ketchup, and soy sauce all chummy.
- Fire it up to medium and keep stirring. Sugar can be clingy; make sure it’s all dissolved.
- When things start to bubble, toss in the garlic powder and that pinch of salt.
- Meanwhile, in a different bowl, get the cornstarch and water all mixed up, no lumps allowed.
- Pour it into the saucepan, stirring like you’ve got a rhythm going.
- About 5 minutes in, or when it feels just right and thick, kill the heat. Let it chill before serving or tucking it away.
Notes
If you’re into some zing, a dash of chili flakes or a slice of fresh chili will do the trick.
This beauty will stay fresh in the fridge, sealed, for a week.
Overdid the thickness? A little water, one spoon at a time, will sort things out. Spring rolls, chicken strips, or even those veggie sticks — they all love a Sweet and sour dip.
Planning to grill? Use it as a glaze for meats or fish.
Your stir-fries will sing with some of this drizzled in.
This beauty will stay fresh in the fridge, sealed, for a week.
Overdid the thickness? A little water, one spoon at a time, will sort things out. Spring rolls, chicken strips, or even those veggie sticks — they all love a Sweet and sour dip.
Planning to grill? Use it as a glaze for meats or fish.
Your stir-fries will sing with some of this drizzled in.
