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Step 1
Add all ingredients to a blender jar, starting with only half the amount of water. Blend to create a smooth consistency, adding more of the water if needed.
Step 2
Try some of the peanut butter sauce and adjust with more cayenne, soy sauce or lime juice as needed.
Step 3
Serve as a thick dip for raw veggies or crackers (topped with crushed peanuts) or thin it out more to pour over Pad Thai salad, Buddha bowls, Asian noodles and tofu dishes.
Step 4
This Thai peanut butter sauce should be stored in an airtight container in the fridge where it keeps well for up to a week. It can also be frozen and thawed at your convenience.
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