Tangerine Sauce for Deep Fried Shrimp or Chicken

Tangerine Sauce for Deep Fried Shrimp or Chicken

• 1 1/2 cups tangerine juice (no pulp)
• 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
• 1 tablespoon cornstarch
• 2 tablespoons butter
• 1/2 teaspoon salt

  1. Put 1 cup of tangerine juice in sauce pan along with lemon juice, butter, and salt.
  2. Put pan on low heat.
  3. You want to heat up the mixture without boiling it.
  4. The butter should be completely melted and sauce steaming.
  5. While the main ingredients are heating up, mix the remaining 1/2 cup of tangerine juice with the corn starch and mix until smooth.
  6. Once the sauce is steaming slowly whisk the corn starch mixture into the pan.
  7. Keep whisking until sauce thickens.
  8. Once sauce has thickened, remove from heat and serve over you favorite steamed vegetables (it is excellent over broccoli), fish, deep fried shrimp or chicken.

I can’t wait to try this!

I used to add the zest too, but I didn’t like the texture and I didn’t like having to strain it out. The zest does give a more pronounced tangerine flavor.

This looks so good. Can never have too many sauce recipes. Thanks for posting it.

Hello All…my first time to post, but I am out here in cyberland and I do read everyones post regularly. time for me is of essence at the present…work full time etc.

Evidently I lost you when my computer crashed. I’m sure glad to find you again. This site has some of the yummiest recipes I’ve ever seen.

I am going to try this using Arrowroot Starch instead of Corn Starch. It gels to a clear thick solution at a lower temperature than cornstarch. Sounds delicious.

I’m new to the forum but not new to cooking. I LOVE this recipe. I added zest tied in tulle so as not to need to strain it out.

Yum! Wonder if we could add some diced fruit - pineapple or orange segments. Almost like an orange glaze…

That’s the beauty of cooking. You can add or subtract what you want.

Thank you so much, great recipe.

You are welcome.

Wonder what a little fresh horseradish ketchup or Gochujang would do to this reciped…must try it.