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Chinese Curry Sauce And Chips Recipe

October 23, 2022 by Michelle
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Chips And Chinese Curry Sauce

Take your chips to a whole new level with this Chinese curry sauce recipe. It’s incredibly easy to make and the taste is seriously good. Serve with chips, mash or veggies for a classic takeaway meal.

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Chinese curry sauce and chips

Chips and Chinese curry sauce, a delicious recipe that’s so easy to make. This UK classic is by no means picture perfect but the taste… well, it’s incredible!

You can’t go too far without finding a chip shop with Chinese curry sauce on the menu. Slather it on deep fried chips and you’ve got yourself a British classic.

The sauce is velvety and thick, and the taste is rich and flavoursome. Ingredients like soy sauce and garlic powder gives the sauce a Chinese inspired twist.

Chinese curry sauce on chips

Why You’ll Like This Recipe

  • Ready in 10 minutes!
  • It’s naturally gluten-free.
  • The taste is soo good.
  • You can make your favourite takeaway sauce easily at home.

Chinese Curry Sauce

You can find curry sauce in many Chinese takeaways and British chip shops here in the UK. It’s a blend of Indian and Chinese flavours that create this absolute must-have sauce for your chips.

The sauce is savoury with a touch of sweetness and it’s a lot lighter than traditional Indian curries. The addition of Chinese 5 spice and soy sauce makes this sauce taste so good.

Watch How To Make It

Love Takeaway Sauces?

This curry dip is not the first fakeaway sauce on this site!

My Kebab shop garlic sauce and chilli sauce are so tasty and easy to recreate at home. If you’re looking for more sauces to dip your chips in, then you have to try this rich peppercorn sauce recipe or this Japenese katsu curry sauce recipe (and the ones below).

  • Chinese BBQ Sauce (Char Siu Sauce)

Recipe Ingredients

Below are the few ingredients needed for this recipe:

  • Chicken Stock: I mixed Knorr chicken stock pot and water together, you can use fresh chicken stock or chicken broth instead. Vegetable stock is also fine to use, if you don’t have either you can use water.
  • Butter: The addition of butter creates a rich and creamy curry sauce.
  • Seasonings: Chinese 5 spice, curry powder, turmeric and garlic powder are the key spices that make a good Chinese-style curry sauce.
  • Dark Soy Sauce: Adds flavour and darkens the curry sauce slightly. If you don’t have dark soy sauce, you can use light soy sauce.
  • Sugar: The addition of sugar adds a slight sweetness to the curry.
  • Cornstarch: Cornstarch is mixed with water to create a slurry. This mixture thickens the curry sauce.

If you don’t have Chinese 5 spice, check out this list of Chinese 5 Spice Substitutes.

How To Make Chinese Curry Sauce And Chips

Below is a step-by-step guide on how to make homemade Chip Chop Curry sauce (Chinese style). Full recipe instructions are on the recipe card:

Step One:

Stock simmering in pan

Add butter to a pan and heat on a medium heat. Once melted, slowly add a little bit of stock and stir thoroughly. Then add the rest of the stock and stir.

Step Two:

Seasonings added to stock

Add curry powder, Chinese 5 spice, dark soy sauce, garlic powder, turmeric and sugar to the pan and mix until evenly distributed.

Mix cornflour with two tablespoons of water, pour the mixture into the sauce and mix together.

This is a great time to get the chips going. If you’re using frozen chips, deep fry or cook in the oven according to packet instructions.

Step Three:

Homemade chip shop sauce

Leave the sauce to simmer for 3 to 5 minutes or until thickened, stir the sauce occasionally to prevent any sticking to the pan. Once the sauce has reached your desired thickness, remove th