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Originating from the Sichuan region of China, Chilli Bean Sauce (known as Toban Djan or sometimes spelt Doubanjiang) is a pungent blend of salted chilli peppers, soybeans and broad beans. It's an essential ingredient for classic Chinese dishes such as Kung Pao Chicken but it's great to add a couple a tablespoons into any meat or vegetable stir fry.
Try our recipes that use this ingredient...
Chinese Beef in Chilli Bean Sauce
Allergens: GLUTEN, SOY.
Ingredients: Salted chilli peppers 48% (chilli peppers 80%, salt), water, fermented soybean paste (water, salt, soybeans, wheat flour), fermented broad bean paste 9% (broad beans 50%, water, salt, wheat flour), sugar, modified corn starch, chilli pepper powder 1%, dehydrated garlic 1%, soybean oil, acid (lactic acid), flavour enhancers (disodium inosinate, disodium guanylate).
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Once your order has been packed, standard delivery takes 48hrs once it leaves our warehouse, we do have an express option which is 24hrs and is recommended when ordering any chilled items.
We can mail order ambient and chilled ingredients to the whole of the UK, including all of The Scottish Highlands and Islands and Northern Ireland.
Unfortunately, we cannot mail order frozen items.
All shipments are tracked, we use a combination of The Royal Mail and DPD, tracking numbers are emailed to you for each order.
Our shipping rates depend on the weight of your order and start from £3.99 shipping rates are calculated at checkout.
All the packaging we use is compostable or just paper and cardboard that can easily
be disposed of in your kerbside recycling. (Chilled items are sent in temperature controlled pouches with ice packs
which are not compostible but can be reused).
First time I’ve used this in my cooking albeit it’s called for in plenty of my recipes. Gave a gentle lift of heat to the dish without overpowering. Two teaspoons in a dish for four is all it took so this jar will make a fair few dishes. Great product and great taste.
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Pizza base, Mutti Tomato Polpa, Fior mozzarella ball and a tin of sardines all from Somerset Foodie with some olives and other oddments from home enabled my grandchildren (who are pizza connoisseurs!) my daughter and I to have the most delicious pizzas over Easter. We each chose our own toppings and creative designs - completely delicious and very satisfying! Half a pizza is a generous portion by the way… so I still have 3 bases in the freezer! Thank you Ben
Excellent olives quickly dispatched. Great service… Yum
Is super yummy, so glad I’ve given it a try!
Following Ben's recipe, I used the Asturian Meat Stew Pack to make a really tasty fabada and it was very well received.
Cheers to all at Somerset Foodie and I shall be back for more soon!
Best wishes
Drew
The raisins really are huge. Such a wonderful taste. I use them instead of sultanas.
Pizza base, Mutti Tomato Polpa, Fior mozzarella ball and a tin of sardines all from Somerset Foodie with some olives and other oddments from home enabled my grandchildren (who are pizza connoisseurs!) my daughter and I to have the most delicious pizzas over Easter. We each chose our own toppings and creative designs - completely delicious and very satisfying! Half a pizza is a generous portion by the way… so I still have 3 bases in the freezer! Thank you Ben
Excellent olives quickly dispatched. Great service… Yum
Following Ben's recipe, I used the Asturian Meat Stew Pack to make a really tasty fabada and it was very well received.
Cheers to all at Somerset Foodie and I shall be back for more soon!
Best wishes
Drew
The raisins really are huge. Such a wonderful taste. I use them instead of sultanas.
