Keto Sweet Soy Steak Sauce Recipe

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Keto Sweet Soy Steak Sauce
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Description

Imagine sinking your teeth into a perfectly cooked steak, its savory juices mingling with a rich, complex sauce. This homemade steak sauce elevates any grilled or pan-seared protein to a gourmet experience. Forget the overly sweet, mass-produced sauces from the store; this recipe delivers a deeply satisfying blend of savory, sweet, and umami flavors, all crafted from wholesome ingredients.

The initial taste is a delightful dance of salty and sweet, with hints of onion, garlic, and pepper adding layers of depth. The sauce's robust flavor comes from its concentrated ingredients, designed to complement, not overwhelm, your main course. Its texture is smooth and slightly thick, clinging beautifully to each morsel of meat.

Preparing this sauce is a simple way to enhance your meals. It takes mere minutes to whisk together, offering a quick upgrade to weeknight dinners or weekend barbecues. The beauty of this sauce lies in its versatility.

While it shines alongside steak, it’s equally delicious with burgers, roasted vegetables, or even as a dipping sauce for appetizers. Consider it a secret weapon for adding a burst of flavor to any dish. A small dollop is all you need to transform a simple meal into something special.

The intense flavor profile ensures that a little goes a long way, making it a healthy and flavorful alternative to high-sugar condiments. For vegetarians, try drizzling this sauce over roasted cauliflower or asparagus to create a wonderfully savory side dish. The sauce keeps well in the refrigerator for up to a week, allowing you to enjoy its delectable flavors whenever the mood strikes.

Reheat it gently in the microwave, if desired, to unlock its full aromatic potential. Feel free to adjust the level of sweet and salty to your preference, creating a steak sauce that perfectly matches your taste. Whether you prefer a sweeter or more savory profile, this recipe provides a solid foundation for your culinary creativity.

Preparation Time

Prep Time
5 min
Cook Time
15 min
Total Time
20 min

Nutrition Information

Per 1 fl oz serving
C
Calories
20 Kcal

C
Carbs
3 g
Fi
Fiber
1 g
Sugar
1 g

P
Protein
1 g

C
Fats
0 g
Saturated Fats 0 g
Unsaturated Fats 0 g

Cholestrol 0 mg
Sodium 300 mg
Potassium 50 mg
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Ingredients

    1.
    Butter, unsalted
    Butter, unsalted
    4 tablespoon
    2.
    Garlic
    Garlic
    1 teaspoon, chopped
    3.
    Ginger
    Ginger
    0.5 teaspoon
    4.
    Onion powder
    Onion powder
    0.13 teaspoon
    5.
    Black pepper
    Black pepper
    0.25 teaspoon
    6.
    Sauce Soy
    Sauce Soy
    4 tbsp
    7.
    Beef broth
    Beef broth
    2 tablespoon
    8.
    Sweet Drops Liquid Stevia
    Sweet Drops Liquid Stevia
    15 drops
    9.
    Paleo Baking Flour
    Paleo Baking Flour
    0.75 tsp

Instructions

    1.
    Melt the butter in a pot over low heat. Add minced garlic, ground raw ginger, onion powder, and black pepper to the butter. Place a lid over the pot and let the melted butter bubble with the spices until they become fragrant. Let the butter cook with the spices for an additional 1-2 minutes until the butter turns a little darker and the garlic and ginger may turn a little golden.
    2.
    Stir soy sauce, beef broth, and liquid stevia into the butter. Put a lid back on the pot and bring the liquid to a boil. Once the sauce hits boiling, reduce the heat to a simmer and let it simmer covered for 3-4 minutes. Watch for the sauce to begin taking on a glossier, caramelized hue. Then, remove the lid and transfer about half the sauce to a small dish.
    3.
    Use a fork or small whisk to stir paleo flour into the liquid that was removed from the pot. Once the flour has mixed into the liquid, pour it all back into the pot. Keep the heat at a simmer, and let the sauce simmer openly for 3-4 minutes. Stir the sauce occasionally to check the thickness. When the sauce has reduced to a loose gravy texture, you can take it off the heat to cool before using.