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Hoisin Sauce

Fiddle-Faddle

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My old faithful standby cooking sauce WAS Hoisin sauce. Anybody have a recipe for a gluten-free version?

Thanks!

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  Fiddle-Faddle said:
My old faithful standby cooking sauce WAS Hoisin sauce. Anybody have a recipe for a gluten-free version?

Thanks!

Here's one. I ended up using prunes pureed with a bit of water to replace the peanut butter or black bean paste. It was delicious!

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I used wheat free soy, of course.

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Beware of most black bean sauces as they contain soy sauce.

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That looks great, Nancy! Thanks for the heads-up, Rusla, I'll use peanut butter instead of black bean sauce. I think Martin Yan hs a black bean sauce recipe from scratch somewhere....

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