Oriental Vegetable Dip

"I'm not sure where this originally came from. It's been turning up at family parties and holidays for as long as I can remember. Cooking time is chilling time."
 
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Ready In:
2hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
10

ingredients

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directions

  • Mix together.
  • Chill and serve with raw fresh vegetables.
  • Very good with celery, mushrooms, carrots and cauliflower.
  • You may need to thin it with 2 tsp of milk after chilling.

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Reviews

  1. Got the recipe from daughter, Marilyn. She uses 4 teaspoons Teriyaki sauce, not Soy - also 1-2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh onion, to taste. It tastes good with surimi sticks (imitation crab).
     
  2. This dip wasn't bad, but the flavor was subtle. I made it to go with a side of raw veggies that I served with Pad Thai. I was hoping for something with an Asian note to go with the rest of the meal. The flavor here was much like other mayo/vinegar-based dips, I've tried - not noticeably Asian-inspired. However, with such a mild flavor, children would probably enjoy it.
     
  3. Very tasty with sugar snap peas, and with cheese and crackers. Consistency great without adding any milk. Thanks for the posting.
     
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<p>I've been cooking since I was a child and by the time I was 16 was shopping/planning and cooking for my family.&nbsp; I don't always get to cook each night and have many different palates to please but I try to cook something new each week.</p> <p>I have an extremely committed vegetarian son so it's been fun lately to try to cook something new and healthy with him each week.</p> <p>I would rather plan a dinner party than go out on the town!</p> <p>I deal with difficult people all day long for work so I try to be as positive and upbeat as possible.&nbsp; :) :)</p>
 
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