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MONIN Yuzu Fruit Mix Puree 1L for Cocktails, Smoothies and Mocktails. Vegan-Friendly, Allergen-Free, 100% Natural Flavours and Colourings. 2-in-1 Yuzu Puree and Sugar Syrup Hybrid

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Kreuther has a similar approach to substituting yuzu, adding: "If you can't find yuzu, I suggest using Meyer lemon juice with a dash of grapefruit (say, 15 percent of the total volume). Buddha's Hand [another Asian citrus fruit] can also be a great one to try in yuzu's place!" Yuzu Recipes

As soon as I can get a hold of some fresh yuzu fruit, this is one of the first things I’ll try making! Health Benefits and Yuzu Nutrition In Japan, yuzu is used for so much more than just cooking." Kim continues. "We use it to make tea, medicine, fragrances, bath products, candles, and more." What Yuzu Tastes Like Introduced to Japan more than 1,000 years ago, yuzu fruit tastes like a cross between an orange, a grapefruit, and a lemon and is so bitter that it is not eaten alone. It finds many uses in Japanese cuisine, however. It is a traditional accompaniment for wild mushrooms, whose harvest season in late September and early October overlaps with yuzu’s. Yuzu is mainly used in Japan for its uniquely fragrant peel, which is added at the last minute to soups, salads, and simmered dishes and releases its aroma on gentle heating. Sweet white miso flavoured with yuzu is a popular dressing for aemono, while the dipping sauce ponzu is made with the juice of either yuzu or the sour green citrus fruits sudachi ( Citrus sudachi) and kabosu ( Citrus sphaerocarpa). Koreans make a sweet yuzu marmalade that is diluted with hot water to create an aromatic tea laden with vitamin C. Limonene: An in vitrostudy found that limonene may have potential anti-inflammatory activity, including inhibiting cytokines, which could support treatment for bronchial asthma. Again, more research is needed to better understand this mechanism.The flavor is unique (more on that below!) and yuzu shows up in a variety of culinary uses. But beyond that, it’s also sought after for its aromatic properties. There’s evena Japanese tradition of bathing with yuzu fruit during the winter solstice ( yuzuyu). A yuzu bath isbelieved to soothe dry skin and guard against seasonal colds. I think it’s best described as a mashup of lemon juice, sour grapefruit, and sweet mandarin orange. But it has other subtle flavor notes that are floral, adding extra complexity. The bergamot and flower blossom notes also come though in the aroma, which can be quite strong. This is especially noticeable in fresh yuzu juice or yuzu zest. Zest from the yuzu peel or rind can also be pretty bitter, like any other type of citrus. The sour taste is balanced by a hint of sweetness and a little goes a long way in recipes. Process: Proprietary minimal whole fruit process, presented in its natural state, capturing the true flavor of the fruit and natural essential oils – preserving peak freshness

To extend their life, you can freeze yuzus whole, or you can freeze the yuzu peel, flesh, and juice separately. Yuzu skin and flesh last for up to a month in the freezer, while its juice stays fresh for about six months.Our fruit purees are made with the best fruits, both traditional and exotic, which are carefully selected when they are at the peak of their season. They are then pureed and frozen, preserving their delicious flavour and nutrients for year-round enjoyment.

For those who want to venture out and try something new, our exotic fruit purees are sure to satisfy your cravings. From the tangy and tropical taste of guava to the sweet and juicy flavour of papaya, our exotic fruit purees are a great way to add a unique twist to your recipes. Now that you’re up-to-date on yuzu nutrition and some of the emerging science, let’s get into the culinary uses! Where to Buy Yuzu Fruit and Yuzu Juice We offer a wide selection of fruit purees from renowned brands such as Ponthier and Boiron, as well as exotic fruit purees that are sure to excite your taste buds. Today, Monin continues to build on their history of innovation and bring unique, on-trend flavorings to market. We asked Senior Vice President of Marketing Stasha Johnston what bartenders should know about mixing with Monin’s Yuzu Purée.

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But one of the most interesting findings was that the supplemented rats retained more lean tissue and showed improvements in insulin sensitivity. This could be an important finding since dementia patients often struggle with appetite and maintaining their body weight. While it’s too soon to tell if a yuzu extract supplement could prevent unintentional weight loss, it appears there is a potential link there (at least for the types of rats used in this study). Method: Build in a Collins glass with ice and garnish with a grapefruit peel. Violet Beauregarde Kyle Everett Although it can be a more expensive and hard-to-find option, cooking with yuzu can be a fun way to experiment in the kitchen. If you like exploring different cuisines or putting your own twist on recipes, you’ll likely have a great time adding yuzu flavor to some of your favorites!

Method: Add all liquid ingredients to a shaker tin with ice. Shake and strain into a snifter glass over a large ice cube. Garnish with a skewer of candied lime wheels. Yuzu-Shio Daiquiri Jordis Unga Why are frozen fruit purees ideal for brewing? Fresh fruits need to be pasteurised as they might bring unwanted natural yeasts and bacteria. But in the case of fruit purees, you don't have to worry about it. Pop the purees into your fermenting beer at the beginning of the brewing process and enjoy a sweet, fruity beer.The flavor of yuzu can be described as grapefruit-y and lemony with a hint of mandarin orange, says Claudia Fleming, cookbook author and executive pastry director of Union Square Hospitality Group. "It is very complex, distinctive, and highly aromatic." At the end of the day, the ideal way to use it is the way you enjoy it the most. I encourage you to think about the types of recipes and dishes you’re already making. You can ask yourself, “If lemon juice would work, can I try yuzu?” So far, in all my recipe testing efforts, I’ve yet to find a way that didn’t work when using a similar amount and cooking method. And if you’ve come across any interesting uses while dining out or traveling, I would love to hear more. I am really interested to learn how other fans are featuring it, so leave a comment and share! For fruit combos or sweet dishes, try apricots, caramel, ginger, mangoes, and other sour citrus fruits like lemons, lime, grapefruits, and oranges (especially mandarin orange) Method: First, make pandan syrup. On a stove, heat up sugar and water in a saucepan. Once sugar is dissolved and right before simmering, add pandan leaf and remove from heat. Cover and let it cool down. Strain. Add shio-koji at five percent of the weight of pandan syrup, then blend them all together in a blender. Keep refrigerated until use. Sakura Spritz Bourbon Steak If you can't find yuzu, you can achieve a close alternative using similar fruits. "While it's difficult to substitute for the exact flavor, a combination of lemon, grapefruit, orange, and lime juices could yield a similar flavor profile if for any reason yuzu isn't readily available," suggests Fleming.

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