Urban Platter Traditionally Brewed Ryorizake/ Japanese Cooking Sake, 500 ml

Description

Japanese cuisine often incorporates sake in cooking to enhance flavours, eliminate fishy odours, and tenderise meat. Cooking with sake adds depth of flavour to dishes, softens meat for a more tender texture, and introduces a pleasant aroma to food. It requires reducing salt, soy sauce, or miso to prevent excess saltiness. Sake enhances flavours and tenderises ingredients, whereas mirin adds glossiness but does not serve the same purpose as cooking sake. Recommended recipes include sake giardiniera, soba miso tofu soup, and kinoko gohan, among many others from the vast Asian cuisine portfolio.