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Citric ponzu soy sauce

Citric ponzu soy sauce
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Ingredient Information

Name

Citric ponzu soy sauce

Category

Especias y Hierbas

Popularity

9,855 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Citrus soy ponzu sauce is a traditional Japanese sauce that combines the umami richness of soy sauce with a refreshing and acidic touch from citrus fruits, such as yuzu, lemon, or lime. This sauce is light and balanced, providing a complex flavor that enhances various dishes, especially fish, seafood, salads, and grilled dishes.

Its origin dates back to Japanese cuisine, where ponzu is used as a condiment for sashimi, shabu-shabu, and other typical dishes, thanks to its refreshing flavor that complements delicate ingredients without overpowering them.

Regarding its properties, citrus soy ponzu sauce is low in calories and provides minerals from the soy sauce and citrus fruits. Furthermore, by including natural ingredients like citrus juices, it has a refreshing effect and is an ideal option for marinating or dressing, adding flavor without adding fats.

Synonyms in Latin American Spanish: ponzu sauce, citrus soy sauce, Japanese citrus sauce, ponzu dressing.

Nutritional Properties

0.3g
fiber
1200mg
sodium
10mcg
folate
80mg
potassium
25
calories
0mcg
lycopene
2g
proteins
2mg
vitamin c
0g
total fats
4g
carbohydrates

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