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Plum Sauce, sometimes called Duck Sauce, is a sweet and tangy condiment with the lively flavors of plums and ginger. It’s often served as an accompaniment to fried wontons and other appetizers. Plum Sauce pairs perfectly with duck, roasted pork and spareribs, and can be served as a dipping sauce or used as a base to create signature sauces, dips, spreads and marinades.
A truly rare and unique ingredient from Kyoto prefecture. Haku Smoked Shoyu is first traditionally brewed preserving ancestral methods of the mushiro koji process
yielding an exceptional shoyu. After aging, the master craftsmen meticulously follow a cold-smoking process unique to the haku family company exclusively using
Mizunara Hard Wood, a type of Japanese Oak, which bears a beautiful, lively smoke flavor.
A classic Ponzu, skillfully crafted in the Kyoto Tradition. Cedar Aged Rice Vinegar and Mirin are delicately married with a vibrant Momotaro Tomato broth and peppery-cumin Sudachi Lime citrus with the exceptional Umami balance of Takuko Organic Tamari, Bonito and Kombu Seaweed. Works beautifully with brunch cocktails, fish & shellfish, salads & vegetables, dumplings or marinades. A must for all Japanese Cuisine enthusiasts.
Marugoto Shibori, meaning in its natural state. This is an extremely rare and unique citrus coming from the orchards of Yakami. Kabosu’s flavor is best described as clean taste of lemon with notes of cucumber and melon. Use Kabosu juice as a substitute for ordinary lemon juice, and discover the complexities that Kabosu delivers.
Takumi White Soy Sauce is rare. With a long tradition in Japan, light amber in color as well as cleaner and thinner than typical soy sauces, this white soy infuses wonderful flavor without darkening the color of foods. The more subtle Shiro (or white) soy sauce involves more wheat and has a lighter color and sweeter flavor. The wheat is roasted in hot sand until it turns fox brown in color and yields a fragrant aroma. Then it is coarsely milled to resemble cracked wheat and a small amount of steamed soybeans are mixed with the fragrant, roasted wheat. The soybeans and wheat are mixed together and inoculated with koji seed. Because of this mildness, white soy sauce is a favorite of chefs & mixologists looking to add the flavor of soy without overpowering the flavors and colors of other ingredients.