In Japanese cuisine, unagi sauce is considered one of the most essential sauces. It’s a sauce used for grilled eel. Composed primarily of soy sauce, mirin, sugar, and sake, it boasts a sweet and salty flavor and caramelized texture.
Ingredients and Uses:
Unagi sauce combines soy sauce for s...
Shichimi is a traditional Japanese blend of chili peppers, blended with six spices. Its full Japanese name, “Shichimi Toshinko,” refers to the historical name for chili peppers introduced to Japan via the Korean Peninsula. Its base formula includes seven different spices, including mu...
Known more commonly in Japan as nihonshu, sake comes in a range of flavor profiles and proofs and can be enjoyed hot, cold or at room temperature. Since sake is so important to the nation, a rich set of customs surround its consumption and production. It’s easy to enjoy drinking sake, but c...
In Japanese cuisine, tempura is beloved for its unique frying technique, resulting in a golden, crispy exterior and a tender, tender interior. The key to making authentic Japanese tempura at home lies in mastering the frying technique and precisely controlling the oil temperature.
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The instant noodles of various specifications exported by Beijing Shipuller Co., Ltd. have been fully supplied to the global market. This product, with its unique steaming and boiling process and various packaging specifications, is becoming the preferred ingredient for overseas catering enterpri...
In the high-pressure environment of a professional sushi kitchen, efficiency and consistency are as important as top-quality fish. Beijing Shipuller Co., Ltd. is a leading exporter of authentic Asian food, dedicated to meeting this demand by offering a full range of professional-grade precisely c...
In Japanese restaurants, you can often see free beni shōga (red pickled ginger strips) placed on the table, and in sushi restaurants, there’s another ginger-based side dish called gari.
Why is it called “gari”?
It’s not just sushi shops — if you buy sushi in major supermarkets across Japan, it wi...
I’ve always loved that moment in a sushi bar when the chef places a perfect roll in front of you — neat, tight, and fresh. But one rainy weekend, I decided to see if I could pull it off at home. Turns out, it’s way easier than I thought… especially once I had my Yumart Sushi Kit on the counter.
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Matcha Tea originated in the Wei and Jin Dynasties of China. Its production method involves picking tender tea leaves in spring, steaming them to blanch, and then making them into cake tea (also known as rolled tea) for preservation. When it’s time to eat, first bake the cake tea over the f...
Bubble tea is a type of tea beverage that originated in Taiwan, China and is popular around the world. After adding the Tapioca Pearls to the milk tea, it becomes bubble tea.
Bubble tea is a type of “foam black tea” culture in Taiwan, China. Initially, merchants in Taichung mixed bla...
Wakame is one of the major types of edible seaweed. This sea vegetable is widely used in Asian dishes, and is most often served in soups and salads, or as a side dish to seafood. Wild harvested in Australian waters, it is usually farmed in Japan and Korea. Most likely the wakame you’d find ...
Dumpling wrappers can be used to make not only dumplings, but also many other delicacies. Today, I would like to recommend a very homely and easy-to-make delicacy – dumpling wrapper pizza.
Using dumpling wrappers as the base of the pizza not only reduces the time of kneading the dough, but...