IPA: /hɔɪˈsɪn/
KK: /ˈhɔɪsɪn/
A thick, dark sauce used in Chinese cuisine, made from soybeans, garlic, and various spices, often used as a dip or in cooking.
I love adding hoisin sauce to my stir-fried vegetables for extra flavor.
Hoisin originates from the Chinese word "海鲜" (hǎixiān), meaning seafood or shellfish. It refers to a type of sauce made from fermented soybeans, sugar, and various spices, often used in Chinese cuisine.
Think of the Chinese word for seafood, as hoisin sauce is often associated with rich flavors in Asian dishes.