Sushi dressing recipe

This ginger dressing is a healthy take on the classic salad dressing that you know and love from Japanese restaurants! #salad #dressing #ginger

Making this thick and creamy Japanese Sesame Dressing is as easy as whisking a handful of ingredients together, and yet it makes for a delicious sauce and salad dressing for anything from fresh vegetables, to shabu shabu, to chilled noodles.

This Easy Sushi Unagi Sauce is a Japanese glaze used for grilling, Kabayaki fish, lo mein, or as a teriyaki sauce on Chinese food. My eel sauce recipe is made without mirin so it tastes just like a thick and sweet soy sauce when you pour it over your sushi rolls.

Whisk up this flavor-packed, Easy Miso Dressing to toss into your favorite salads, or use it as a marinade for your favorite proteins. It's so much better and fresher than store-bought miso dressings!

Homemade Sweet Soy Glaze in just 15 min! Also known as Kecap Manis, Sweet soy sauce makes the best marinade or dipping sauce.

It's so easy to make your own restaurant copycat Bang Bang Sauce at home! All that's needed is 5 ingredients and 5 minutes to serve up this delicious Bang Bang shrimp sauce. Goes perfect with shrimp as well as all sorts of seafood, veggies, french fries, salads, sandwiches, grilled meat, and more! Whip up a batch or two and keep in the fridge to use all week long. Click through to get the Bonefish Grill Bang Bang Sauce recipe!! #bangbangsauce #restaurantrecipes #saucerecipes…

This Japanese sesame sauce, also known as goma dare, is a mayo-free, nutty and tangy dressing perfect for steamed veggies, salads and noodles. This Japanese sesame sauce or sesame dressing is a classic condiment in Japan. Known in Japan as goma dare, it has a rich, nutty, sweet, savoury and tangy flavour and is very easy to make at home. While a common shop-bought sauce includes Kewpie mayonnaise, this more traditional version is mayo-free and vegan.

This sweet soy ginger dressing is delicious as a poke bowl sauce, as a dipping sauce for veggie sushi, as an oil-free dressing on salads, noodles, sushi or rice bowls. Soy sauce (soy-free options given, too), rice vinegar and sweetener combine with ginger, wasabi and toasted sesame seeds to make this flavorful dressing. Oil-free salad dressing. Poke bowl sauce. Sesame ginger sauce. Sesame ginger dressing. Sesame ginger marinade for tofu.

You don't even need to leave your kitchen to create this restaurant-style Japanese ginger salad dressing. It is the perfect way to bring sweet and tangy flavor to your salads.

Ponzu sauce is the ultimate Japanese dipping sauce. Pair this tangy citrus-soy dressing with just about anything - noodles, hot pots, salads and more! Just 6 ingredients and no cooking required.