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  1. sushi - What is in eel sauce? - Seasoned Advice

    Nov 26, 2011 · I've always love eating this dark eel sauce that goes with eel rolls at our favorite sushi restaurants. It's got a dark color it's sweet, a little salty, and slightly savory. What is in eel sauce?...

  2. What is a good substitute for Fish Sauce? - Seasoned Advice

    Jun 16, 2015 · Are there any good substitutes for Fish Sauce for cooking Thai food? This is due to a severe food allergy (anaphylaxis) to all forms of seafood, so I'm unable to substitute for other fish-based

  3. Low-sodium alternatives for Asian cooking sauces?

    Aug 25, 2012 · I love Asian cooking, but my doctor wants me on a low-sodium diet. Unfortunately, even the "lower-sodium" or "reduced sodium" versions of sauces (soy, tamari, etc.) are extremely high in …

  4. Can swamp eels be used for unagi like American or Japanese eels?

    So, at my local fishmarket, there is both live and frozen yellow swamp eel. I was not able to find very much on texture, flavor, or otherwise, so I was wondering if any of you have had much experience …

  5. food safety - Tomato sauce lids didnt seal - Seasoned Advice

    Aug 3, 2021 · I processed tomato sauce last night and 2 lids weren't sealed in the morning. They all seemed sealed last night.. Can I safely reprocess them this morning even though its been 8 hrs that …

  6. Which types of fish in sushi must be cooked? - Seasoned Advice

    Jun 13, 2011 · Sushi fish is raw... except for eel, which is a fish but is cooked. Are there other types of fish that are cooked in sushi? Is this a food safety issue? (e.g. shrimp/crab/seafood which aren't serve...

  7. How to preserve food (sauces, dips etc in jars) like the industry does ...

    “Spreads, dips, sauces, mayonnaise and the like” is an impossibly broad category, with different techniques being used for different foods. Making "long (er)-life" homemade mayonnaise covers the …

  8. Is there residual alcohol in various vinegars? - Seasoned Advice

    I would expect there to be residual alcohol in all fermented products. Soy sauce is ~3% for example.

  9. Can I use a Dutch oven for cooking sauces? - Seasoned Advice

    Most recipes I cook usually involve a sauce being cooked low and slow in a 20cm saucepan. I was thinking of buying a 20cm enameled cast iron saucepan but now I'm wondering whether I should just …

  10. Why do sauces thicken as they cool? - Seasoned Advice

    Why do sauces thicken as they cool? This happens for things like puddings, white sauces, jello, and gravy. I looked around a little and maybe the reason is different for each of those different th...