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Taiwan Condiment

Pure Garlic Paste Sauce

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Description

'Suanni' means garlic finely grated (or pounded) into a mud-like paste. Thinned only with a little water or salt, it's the purest, most intense aromatic sauce.

Classification: For Adults,Garlic Sauce,Violence of Pure Raw Garlic

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How to use

Ingredients

  • Raw garlic
  • (A little water/salt for thinning)

Instructions

  1. [Usage Secret]
  2. [Ba-wan Finish] Topping the sweet pink sauce (Haishan Jiang) with
  3. tsp of this pure white Suanni Jiang is Taiwan's absolute style. Sweetness and intense heat explode in the mouth.
  4. [Da Chang Mianxian / Squid Thick Soup] Dump a spoonful of this tabletop garlic mud into the gentle bonito-broth thick soup (Geng). Instantly transforms the soup into a fiendish stamina meal.
  5. [Night Market Steak (Tieban Niupai)] Served next to black pepper sauce, eaten directly on the meat.
Learn more Substitutes, pairings, tips

Key spices

Intense stimulation and heat of 100% pure raw garlic

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Store-bought tubed grated garlic (but aroma is inferior to raw)

Pairing

Ba-wan, Mianxian, All thick soups, Night market steak

Trivia

[For Adults] Unlike 'Suanrong Jiangyou (Garlic Soy)', this is soy-free 'pure white garlic paste'. Found in small stainless containers on tables in Taiwanese Xiaochi shops. Just a lick tingles the tongue, but Taiwanese B-grade gourmet isn't complete without it. The intense post-meal breath is a badge of honor for fully enjoying Taiwan.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Eating] When eating Taiwanese Xiangchang (sweet sausage), slather this 'garlic mud' directly onto the sausage instead of sliced raw garlic!

Allergen

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