Sushi soy sauce

Soy sauce dipping sauce recipe

Homemade Sweet Soy Glaze in just 15 min! Also known as Kecap Manis, Sweet soy sauce makes the best marinade or dipping sauce.

This is the quick and easy 2-ingredient version of how to make Kecap Manis (Indonesian Sweet Soy Sauce), also called ketjap manis.

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You may have come across dashi tare and wondered what it was. Dashi tare is a tare sauce made with dashi. Tare sauce is a Japanese dipping sauce and not all are made with dashi, so the distinction is made when it is. Dashi is a broth made from katsuobushi and kombu that gives umami […]

In a small bowl, dissolve bouillon in boiling water. Stir in the remaining ingredients. Pour into a jar with a tight-fitting lid. Store in the refrigerator. Shake well before...

A perfectly sweet and savory sauce, eel sauce is commonly served with sushi rolls, perfect for dipping, and great drizzled over grilled fish, shrimp and chicken! Also called unagi sauce, this eel sauce is like a thickened, sweetened soy sauce - it is so flavorful and delicious!

This homemade spicy mayo will be your go-to for tacos, sandwiches, sushi, poke bowls, a dip for fries, and so much more! This version, which takes only 5 minutes to make, is so much more than just hot sauce and mayo. Using chili garlic sauce, as well as soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, and lime juice, makes this spicy mayo extremely flavorful.

Photo about Pickled ginger with soy sauce and wasabi for sushi. Isolated on white. Image of asia, green, circle - 34971616

Have you ever seen sushi chefs brushing soy sauce on nigirizushi as a finishing touch before placing it in front of the customer? Well it's actually not just soy sauce; it's a sweetened reduced variation called nikiri. Because skilled sushi chefs try to craft the "perfect bite," they must prepare a piece of sushi with all of the flavors assembled into a perfect package, which is why *nikiri* is brushed on rather than letting the customer dip the piece into a sauce dish.