Five-minute drizzle sauce from How to Cook Everything, Completely Revised 10th Anniversary Edition: 2,000 Simple Recipes for Great Food (page 22) by Mark Bittman

  • lemons
  • onions

  • EYB Comments

    Can substitute vinegar for lemons; and garlic, ginger, shallots, scallions, or lemongrass for onions.

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Accompaniments: Pan-cooked salmon; Cold poached salmon with lime-ginger sauce; Sautéed soft-shell crabs; Simplest sautéed soft-shell crabs; Breaded sautéed soft-shell crab; Buttery sautéed soft-shell crabs; Simply grilled or broiled chicken parts; Grilled or broiled split chicken; Grilled or broiled Cornish hens with vinegar; Marinated and grilled or broiled flank steak; Grilled asparagus; Flash-cooked salmon

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    Can substitute vinegar for lemons; and garlic, ginger, shallots, scallions, or lemongrass for onions.

  • sturlington on March 26, 2013

    A basic sauce that is easy to make and appropriate in many different applications. Besides a drizzle sauce, it can be used as a dipping sauce or a marinade. I like the soy sauce variation, but there are lots of flavor combinations to try. This is a handy recipe to have in one's repertoire. Several variations: spiced, herbed, fiery, sesame-soy, miso and juicy. Time to make: 5 mins. P22.

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