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Hero shot of Asparagus and Prawns with Egg Yolk and Vinegar Sauce (Kimizu).

Asparagus and Prawns with Egg Yolk and Vinegar Dressing (Kimizu)

Hero shot of Homemade Pickled Sushi Ginger.

Homemade Pickled Sushi Ginger (Gari)

Hero shot of Demi-Glace - pouring the sauce into a bowl.

Demi-Glace (Base Sauce for Hayashi Rice)

Hero shot of Squid with Green Vinegar Dressing.

Squid with Green Vinegar Dressing (Midorizu)

Hero shot of 7-Eleven Miso Dip.

7-Eleven Miso Dip with Veggie Sticks

Hero shot ofd Crystal chicken with Shallot Finger Dressing.

Crystal Chicken with Shallot and Ginger Dressing

Hero shot of 6 Oysters with Tosazu Dressing 3 Ways.

Oysters with Tosazu Dressing 3 Ways

Saikyo Yaki Miso Marinade.

Saikyo Yaki Miso Marinade

Hero shot of Green Beans with Tofu Dressing.

Green Beans with Tofu Dressing (Shira-ae)

Watercress and cucumber salad dressed in Wasabi Dressing.

Wasabi Dressing and Watercress Salad

With a bright orange colour, Mixed Vegetable Salad Dressing is full of grated vegetables–it is 50% vegetables!

Mixed Vegetable Salad Dressing

Nuta (ぬた or 饅) is a miso and vinegar based dressing. It is made with miso, vinegar and sugar, with or without Japanese mustard. One of the representative nuta is tuna and shallots (scallions) nuta. It is a great accompaniment for drinks, particularly sake. Miso dressing goes well with many different ingredients and you can be creative.

Seafood Nuta (Miso Dressing) Two Ways

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