
Detail Product
Japan
16.9 fl oz
Kikkoman
Wheat, soybean, bonito
Description
Kikkoman Kihon no Akazu Tsuyu is a specialty Japanese condiment, featuring a blend of soy sauce, akazu (red vinegar), and other traditional seasonings. Akazu, made from the by-products of sake brewing, adds a slightly tangy, rich, and umami-packed flavor that distinguishes this tsuyu from others. It's a versatile ingredient used to elevate various Japanese dishes with its depth and complexity.
Key Features:
- Akazu Flavor: The inclusion of red vinegar provides a subtle tanginess and richness not found in standard tsuyu sauces.
- Versatility: Can be used as a soup base, dipping sauce, or seasoning.
- Balance: Offers a harmonious mix of savory, tangy, and slightly sweet flavors.
Common Uses:
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Noodle Soup Base:
- Dilute with water to create a broth for udon, soba, or somen.
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Dipping Sauce:
- Perfect for tempura, dumplings, or cold noodles.
- Combine with water and adjust for tanginess to taste.
-
Seasoning:
- Add to stir-fried dishes, simmered vegetables, or rice bowls for an extra flavor boost.
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Dressings and Marinades:
- Mix with sesame oil and other ingredients to create a salad dressing or marinade for meats or seafood.
Suggested Dilution Ratios:
- For soup: 1 part tsuyu to 4–5 parts water.
- For dipping sauce: 1 part tsuyu to 2–3 parts water.
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Detail Product
Japan
16.9 fl oz
Kikkoman
Wheat, soybean, bonito
Description
Kikkoman Kihon no Akazu Tsuyu is a specialty Japanese condiment, featuring a blend of soy sauce, akazu (red vinegar), and other traditional seasonings. Akazu, made from the by-products of sake brewing, adds a slightly tangy, rich, and umami-packed flavor that distinguishes this tsuyu from others. It's a versatile ingredient used to elevate various Japanese dishes with its depth and complexity.
Key Features:
- Akazu Flavor: The inclusion of red vinegar provides a subtle tanginess and richness not found in standard tsuyu sauces.
- Versatility: Can be used as a soup base, dipping sauce, or seasoning.
- Balance: Offers a harmonious mix of savory, tangy, and slightly sweet flavors.
Common Uses:
-
Noodle Soup Base:
- Dilute with water to create a broth for udon, soba, or somen.
-
Dipping Sauce:
- Perfect for tempura, dumplings, or cold noodles.
- Combine with water and adjust for tanginess to taste.
-
Seasoning:
- Add to stir-fried dishes, simmered vegetables, or rice bowls for an extra flavor boost.
-
Dressings and Marinades:
- Mix with sesame oil and other ingredients to create a salad dressing or marinade for meats or seafood.
Suggested Dilution Ratios:
- For soup: 1 part tsuyu to 4–5 parts water.
- For dipping sauce: 1 part tsuyu to 2–3 parts water.
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