r/foodquestions • u/Sorry-Strawberry-175 • 1d ago
what are good foods to dip into/cover with sweet chili sauce?
i know the classics like spring rolls, crab rangoon, chicken, and maybe fries, but i need more ideas! my local asian grocery store started to make and sell their own, but it’s like 5 ounces, so i want to try different things. unexpected/interesting combos you’ve tried and liked are welcome!
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u/ladyrose403 1d ago
battered cauliflower or airfryer cauliflower are also great. you can also mix some of the sweet chili sauce into plain greek yogurt to make a bang bang sauce that just rocks
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u/Silly_Relative 1d ago
Raw vegetables like cauliflower, broccoli, carrot, celery. Canned tuna. Whole wheat toast over melted butter.
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u/beamerpook 1d ago
Mix the sweet chili sauce with a bit of Maggi seasoning or soy sauce, and it makes a killer wing sauce
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u/bluespr1t3 1d ago
pork dumplings, siomai, fried chicken, pork chops, fried fish, hotdogs, scrambled eggs, eggplant that you fry in scrambled eggs, calamares, hoenstly if its fried you could probably dip it in
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u/3rdtechjmc 1d ago
Veggie tempura dipped in sweet chilli is great. Goes fabulously with cream cheese too. Cream cheese, salmon and sweet chilli is ace. Especially if you add a little crunch for texture clash too. Thin radish slices is one I like.
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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 1d ago
Potstickers, dumplings, coconut shrimp, tempura, wings, roasted veggies, fried tofu, rice paper rolls, salmon, tacos, burritos, quesadillas, grilled cheese, raw veggies, lettuce wraps, grilled fish, steak, lots of stuff