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Soy Sauce For Sushi (Sushi Making Secrets)

Soy Sauce For Sushi (Sushi Making Secrets)

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Here is something you probably didn't know about the soy sauce in good sushi restaurants and why it tastes better. learn how to make your soy sauce tastier with my house soy recipe. ingredients: - soy sauce kikkoman yamasa - katsobushi - Konbu:
Date: 2020-05-17

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Having tried many japanese restaurants, both in Japan and around the world, I have come to a few conclusions. 1) Not all soy sauces are equal. 2) Kikkoman's sauce is terrible for sushi. It's way too harsh on its own, and fails to bring out the natural sweetness of the produce. 3) Restaurants with soys for both sashimi and sushi often taste identical, which makes you wonder why they bother. 4) Chinese soys actually suit sashimi a lot better 5) Restaurants need to put more effort into making a sauce that is actually flavourful.
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Wow, I love this. I never knew about the flavouring of different soy, even after spending some time in Japan in school. The flavour combo looks amazing and I think will bring an even more amazing umami flavour than basic soy. Finally, the good thing is that all of these ingredients are so readily available in most cities in Australia. Thank you.
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I have recently made dashi stock from kombu and bonito flakes. It was marvelous. I then combined it with miso paste and it was a really great soup to have with noodles and wakame seaweed. Maybe you could show your version of dashi stock and what you do with it? I remember seeing it in the kewpie recipe.
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How would the recipe improve or not if i add some sake and dashi? sake is made out of rice and dashi is made out of bonito aswell so i was wondering if it would increase the fishy and rice flavour. Ty and very good video
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Hi chef, i was wondering how would Ginger work in addition to your recipe, What are your thougts about it? And how would you add it like to infusion or like a paste, in general how?
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I like to use 3 parts regular soy sauce 1 part water a pinch of kosher salt and 1 part water from pickled ginger. It makes for a lighter flavor.
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