Sauces/Garnishes Flashcards
Let's get sauced
Nikiri:
the lighter of our two ‘’house soys”.addition of sugar and mirin
Mirin
Low abv, high sugar rice wine, similar to sake.
Shoyu:
stonger of the house soys. Umami flavor
Umami
a pleasant savory taste imparted by glutamate, a type of amino acid, and ribonucleotides, including inosinate and guanylate, which occur naturally in many foods including meat, fish, vegetables and dairy products.
Ponzu:
soy, yuzu, mirin, and sake, nori
Daidai orange
Asian variety of bitter orange originating in the Himalayas.
Tosa:
soy with bonito flakes (add rice wine vin to make it tosazu
Bonito flakes (katsuobushi)
Katsuobushi is dried, fermented, and smoked skipjack tuna. It is also known as bonito flakes.
Irizake::
Sweet, slightly bitter, Sake sauce. Rendered sake, mirin, kombu, and umeboshi.
Sweet eel sauce:
reduced down anago stock with Zarame sugar. 5 day prep
Name the six types of sauce
Nikiri: Shoyu: Ponzu: Tosa: Irizake: Sweet eel sauce
Types of Garnish (8)
Sudachi Citrus: Sakura: Karashi: Kani miso: Yuzu kosho: Finger lime: Umeboshi: Shiso:
Sudachi Citrus:
japanese citrus, similar to lime
Sakura:
dehydrated cherry blossom
Karashi:
spicy japanese mustard
Kani miso:
crab innards mixed with ponzu
Yuzu kosho:
yuzu zest fermented with chili paste and salt
Finger lime:
citrus ‘pop rocks’ or ‘citrus caviar’
Umeboshi:
Pickled plum
Shiso:
japanese mint
Rice:
Emi No Kizuna (mixed with japanese cane sugar, salt, and rice vinegar)
Nori:
we get seaweed at auction once a year. Thin, crispy, flavorful, premium