Gyoza Dipping Sauce

Name: Gyoza Dipping Sauce
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 3 tbsp soy sauce or tamari (I prefer using salt reduced soy sauce); 1 tbsp rice wine vinegar; 1 tsp sesame oil; 1 garlic clove; ½ tsp grated/minced ginger (I love ginger so I double this); 1 tsp sriracha sauce / chilli (more or less depending how spicy you like it); 1 spring onion; 1 tsp sesame seeds

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This Gyoza Dipping Sauce will take your gyoza’s to the next level! It takes only 5 minutes to make and is vegan too!

This Gyoza Dipping Sauce will take your gyoza’s to the next level! It takes only 5 minutes to make and is vegan too.

You can use this sauce with either pan fried gyoza or even steamed gyoza. Both work great!

Its also great to use as a dumpling dipping sauce. You should try it with my easy Rice Paper Dumplings which are one of my most popular recipes 🙂

I absolutely love having gyoza as an appetizer or even a quick late night snack. You’ll always find a packet in my freezer haha!

This easy gyoza dipping sauce makes them taste even better and is so much better than buying bottled sauces that can be filled with preservatives.

Its works so well as a sauce for dumplings and many other foods too! I've noted them here below for you.

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How to use Gyoza Dipping Sauce

You can use this quick gyoza sauce recipe for many other foods too! Here are some of my favourite dishes to pair it with:

Gyoza of course - panfried or steamed
Rice Paper Dumplings
Dumplings
Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice
Crispy Tofu
Sushi
Summer Rolls
Fried Spring rolls / Egg rolls
Vegan Crab Rangoons
Noodles
Potstickers
Protein such as shrimp / prawns, seafood, chicken
Stir fries or Vegetables such as broccoli or asian greens

Ingredients and Substitutions

Soy sauce, I like to use sodium reduced soy sauce but regular is also fine. Coconut aminos or Tamari is also a great substitute, especially if you are gluten free
Rice wine vinegar has a light sweetness and acidity to add to the sauce. Apple cider vinegar, rice vinegar or white wine vinegar can also be used
Sriracha hot sauce is my preferred way to add some spice and sweetness. You can also use crushed red pepper flakes / chilli flakes or also chili oil
Sesame oil brings a lovely aroma and taste. A little goes a long way so you don't need much as it can overpower the flavor too
Garlic is grated or minced for all my fellow garlic lovers
Ginger has to be one of my most favourite ingredients in this sauce, so I tend to use a lot of it and double the recipe below 🙂
Green onion / spring onion are added not only as garnish, but they also taste great with gyoza too
Sesame seeds are added for garnish, I prefer to toast them a little which brings out a nutty flavor

If you prefer your dumpling sauce with a little extra sweetness, you can also add a touch of sugar, honey or agave

How to make Gyoza Dipping Sauce

Time needed: 5 minutes.

Add ingredients in a bowl
In a small bowl or ramekin add the soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, sesame oil and sriracha sauce. Whisk them together
Grate and garnish
Grate the garlic and ginger and add to the sauce
Garnish with sliced spring onion and sesame seeds and allow to marinade for 5 minutes
Cook and dip
Pan fry in a skillet or steam your gyoza and dip into this yummy Gyoza Dipping Sauce!

Tips & Tricks

Make a bigger batch of gyoza sauce to use for other dishes that week. It's best however to separate the sauce you are using for dipping and not re-use this part
Allow the sauce to marinade for about 5-10 minutes before serving. This brings all the yummy flavours together
Always have a little taste test to make sure you’re happy with the level of spice or other ingredients incase you would like to make any adjustments. I personally love adding double the ginger myself

FAQs

What is gyoza dipping sauce made of?

The base of the sauce is made using a mix of soy sauce, vinegar, and chili. I also like to add some aromatics, with some sesame oil and grated garlic and ginger to give a punch of flavor

How long does gyoza dipping sauce last?

You can keep unused sauce for 5-7 days in an airtight container or jar in the refrigerator. If you’ve dipped gyoza or dumplings into the sauce, its best to disregard this after use

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