Chili crisp has been blowing up lately, and with good reason: the stuff is delicious. Dried chilies, crunchy onions, toasted sesame seeds, and Sichuan peppercorns float in salty, sweet, and vibrantly red oil. It’s good on meats and vegetables, but also great over eggs, mixed into yogurt, or even on top of vanilla ice cream. The only trouble with chili crisp is the cost. A jar of the stuff often sells for as much as $15! Fortunately, with a quick trip to your local Asian grocer you can pick up all the ingredients you need to put together a year’s supply, all while spending less than you would on a jar of the name brand stuff. Continue reading Chili Crisp