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Restaurant-Quality Ponzu at Home
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Restaurant-Quality Ponzu at Home

cookpad.japan
cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I received a lot of Sudachi citrus one of my friends.
I learned how to make ponzu from another friend who's the head chef at a high-end restaurant and I modified the recipe for home chefs.

This keeps for more than a month in the refrigerator.
If the fruits are difficult to juice, cut in half and microwave for 15 seconds at 500 W. This will release a lot of juice.
If you use a plastic container, it may melt because of the high acidity.
If the result is too salty when you taste it, dilute with dashi stock. Recipe by Takunosupu-n

I received a lot of Sudachi citrus one of my friends.
I learned how to make ponzu from another friend who's the head chef at a high-end restaurant and I modified the recipe for home chefs.

This keeps for more than a month in the refrigerator.
If the fruits are difficult to juice, cut in half and microwave for 15 seconds at 500 W. This will release a lot of juice.
If you use a plastic container, it may melt because of the high acidity.
If the result is too salty when you taste it, dilute with dashi stock. Recipe by Takunosupu-n

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Restaurant-Quality Ponzu at Home

cookpad.japan
cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I received a lot of Sudachi citrus one of my friends.
I learned how to make ponzu from another friend who's the head chef at a high-end restaurant and I modified the recipe for home chefs.

This keeps for more than a month in the refrigerator.
If the fruits are difficult to juice, cut in half and microwave for 15 seconds at 500 W. This will release a lot of juice.
If you use a plastic container, it may melt because of the high acidity.
If the result is too salty when you taste it, dilute with dashi stock. Recipe by Takunosupu-n

I received a lot of Sudachi citrus one of my friends.
I learned how to make ponzu from another friend who's the head chef at a high-end restaurant and I modified the recipe for home chefs.

This keeps for more than a month in the refrigerator.
If the fruits are difficult to juice, cut in half and microwave for 15 seconds at 500 W. This will release a lot of juice.
If you use a plastic container, it may melt because of the high acidity.
If the result is too salty when you taste it, dilute with dashi stock. Recipe by Takunosupu-n

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Ingredients

  1. 100 mlSudachi citrus juice (or yuzu citus juice)
  2. 100 mlVinegar
  3. 300 mlSoy sauce
  4. 60 ml●Sake
  5. 100 ml●Mirin
  6. 40 ml●White wine
  7. 4 gramsKombu for dashi stock
  8. 25 gramsBonito flakes
  9. 3Sudachi
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  1. 1

    Put the ● ingredients in a pan, bring to a boil to evaporate the alcohol, and turn off the heat (it may catch fire, so be careful not to burn yourself or your kitchen!)

  2. 2

    Wash the sudachi well and pat dry with paper towels. Juice and strain through a tea strainer to remove the seeds.

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  3. 3

    When the mixture from Step 1 has cooled, add 3 thinly sliced sudachi cirtus and juice, put into a container and leave to mature in the refrigerator for a week.

  4. 4

    After a week, strain the mixture through a cheesecloth or gauze and the ponzu sauce is done. Store in a ceramic or glass container (don't use plastic!).

  5. 5

    I tried making ponzu with yuzu juice. It has a stronger fragrance than the sudachi version. (I added sudachi slices to this version).

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  6. 6

    Salt-based ponzu is delicious too. Check out

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  7. 7

    Turn the peel into sudachi salt.

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