Easy, quick, and delicious Thai peanut sauce for your Vitamix
Sauces. You can find good ones in the grocery store.
But great ones?
Great sauces, you gotta make. This Thai Peanut Sauce is no exception.
She made spring rolls, I made the sauce
That’s the story here, people.
Shalva was having girlfriends over and was serving build-your-own spring rolls. I was the sous chef and in charge of peanut sauce.
It took us a minute to get just right. But once we did, we knew we had a winner.
My reaction upon trying it was, “Wow.”
No doubt yours will be the same.
Give this Thai Peanut Sauce a try.
Whole food ingredients. Noticeably more flavorful than store bought.
Absolutely delicious.
Put it on noodles or spring rolls or plain ol’ veggies.
Lasts a week in the refrigerator, assuming you don’t eat it before.
Wow this sauce is good. I’m drooling as I type this.
Go. Go make it now.
Recipe
Thai Peanut Sauce
Flavorful Asian sauce to dip all of your favorites
Garlic, Ginger, Lime, Peanuts, Rice Wine Vinegar, Soy Sauce, Sriracha,Ingredients:
- peanuts - 1/2 cup
- soy sauce - 3 Tbsp.
- rice wine vinegar - 1 Tbsp.
- garlic - 1 clove
- sriracha - 1 Tbsp.
- ginger - 1 Tbsp.
- water - 6 Tbsp.
- lime - small slice (no rind)
Instructions:
BLEND
- Add all ingredients into Vitamix container
- Blend on high for 1-2 minutes
SERVE
- Serve as a dipping sauce for all of your favorites
- Snap a pic and tag #lifeisNOYOKE
- Enjoy!
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I haven’t had much success blending anything under 1 cup. Is this recipe made with the regular blender or emersion blender. And will it work in the low-profile 64-ounce container?
Ah, Just watched the video, and see the answer. Double the recipe for the low profile container, and use the small bowl for the 1/2 cup recipe. I’m going to
have to get some of those cups.
Does this need anything in there to sweeten ? Sounds like it might
Hello there,
Thinking about Topping off a birthday present with this sauce to a friend who makes a lot of spring rolls at home, but find the sauce to be a bit of a hazzle to make. However, can you give me an idea of how long the sauce will hold if I give her a jar to have in the fridge? Can it (if she’d like to) be frozen down?
It’s good for a week in the fridge. And you can freeze it, no problem. 🙂
Great. Thanks, good to know. And my evening is now booked 🙂
I have a vitamix Model Aspire VM0103 and the bottom wheel turning the blades is not working. Is there a repair option and if so where do I go?
Dayum, that is tasty! I did use Thai True Hot Chili Oil vs sriracha, might use a tad less next time but it sings!
The best, right? What’d you put it on??
Hi Whole ginger or powdered?
Thanks
This recipe uses fresh, but powdered works, too. Just check the powdered conversion rate from fresh. Usually dried spices are must more potent and require less than the fresh stuff.
What do you marinate your tofu in?
I think we used a pre-mixed soyaki, but any combo of soy sauce and something sweet works great 👍
Question, when using the 8 oz. container, this is my third batch because this sauce is insanely good…. does it spit at you when opening? I am blending for 60 seconds.
Sounds like there’s some air pressure being built up? Maybe blend for fewer seconds? Or just put on a raincoat? 😉
Thank you for the inspiration on this one! Spring rolls are a side dish both my husband (an omnivore) and I (a vegan) love when we eat out at our favorite Thai restaurant. I never considered making them at home UNTIL I watched your video! Can’t wait to share this with our friends for a fun “build your own night,” SOOO much easier than sushi!!
And the peanut sauce recipe is (OMG) awesome- thinking of making a “deconstructed spring roll salad” for our next ‘potluck!’
BYO night! Love it.
Good idea about the deconstructed spring roll salad, too. Quite chef-inspired of you
I can’t wait to try this – just got my ascent (and first ever time having a vitamix) yesterday. Can I make this in the small 8oz bowls?
yes you can! the standard recipe should fit perfectly, actually
Hi there! Whole raw ginger or powder? I have both and am ready to rock 🙂
Muzz
Did you use a full size Vitamix for this recipe or did you use a smaller container on the Ascent model. Seems like a small amount for the 64oz. container.
Hi Michelle,
Yeah, you’ll want to triple the recipe if you’re using a 64 ounce container, like one that comes with the Ascent.