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Black Bean Sauce

This sauce can elevate any dish that benefits from heat and the complexity of fermentation. It’s particularly versatile in Asian, Mexican, and Indian cuisines.

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Braised Dishes

Perfect for braising tofu, eggplant, or mushrooms to create a deeply savory
dish.

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Steamed Vegetables

Drizzle over steamed or stir-fried
greens like bok choy, Chinese broccoli,
or spinach.

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Noodle Dishes

Stir into noodle dishes, like dan dan noodles or chow mein, for bold flavor.

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Stuffed Peppers

Use as part of the filling for stuffed bell peppers or mushrooms for a umami-rich flavor.

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Sauce Base

Use as a base for Asian-inspired sauces
by combining with soy sauce, vinegar,
and sugar.

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Stir-fries

Incorporate into stir-fries with
vegetables, plant-based proteins like
tofu, or seitan.

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