What is yuzu juice? Any substitute if I can't find it in my area?!


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What is yuzu juice? Any substitute if I can't find it in my area?


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Yuzu products are typically found in the U.S. in local Japanese grocery stores or gourmet shops. If you can't find the products locally then they are available online at Gourmetsleuth.com.

There are other kind of yuzu product,

Yuzu vinegar- A simple vinegar made with yuzu. Use the vinegar for marinades and salad dressings.

Yuzu paste - Yuzu paste is highly salted and also contains chile so it has a delightfully pungent flavor and a nice little kick. It is a traditional accompaniment to sushi. Also can be added to noodle dishes or soups.

Yuzu powder - Dehydrated yuzu rind. While it can be reconstituted and used as a replacement for fresh or bottle yuzu juice the latest trend is to use the powder to dust over various foods from tartare to desserts. A light dusting right before the final presentation adds just a hint of flavor.

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gourmet sleuth

Yuzu juice comes from yuzu fruit. It's a citrus, tangerine-like fruit, but with very distict flavors. Sorry I don't know where to buy it.

Yuzu Juice has been quite a cult ingredient lately. Yuzu is a Japanese citrus that tastes like a mix of lemon and lime. In cooking, the zest is used, as well as the Yuzu juice. Chef's have been using Yuzu juice in place of lemon or similar in a recipe, such as in sauces, salad dressings, etc. 3.5 ounce/100ml bottle of Yuzu juice. Product of Japan.




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