Is mirin alcoholic? Let’s mosey into mirin town and find out more! Mirin is a slightly sweet, Japanese rice wine with a translucent golden hue. It’s used as a sauce, a dip, and a glaze in ...

Somewhat similar to sake, Mirin is a slightly sweet, fermented Japanese cooking wine and a staple in many pantries, both ...

Mirin is a type of Japanese rice wine that’s used to add sweet umami flavor to many Japanese dishes from sushi to okonomiyaki. But if you either run out of mirin, can’t find any at the store ...

The end result is a mildly tangy and slightly sweet vinegar that is extremely versatile ... they are also not interchangeable ...

sake is often referred to as "rice wine," though its production process is more similar to beer. It comes in different styles, from dry and crisp to sweet and floral. There are two main types ...

We'll turn “buri” (Japanese amberjack) into a teriyaki dish by making the most of mirin's rounded and deeply sweet flavor ... by saccharifying and aging rice “koji” (rice fermented ...

That special 1866 vintage sweet wine was a Tokaji Eszencia from a venerable estate called Oremus, the sweetest of all the Hungarian Tokaji wines. Still, it is more than just sweetness, as it is a ...

This is collaborative content from Food & Wine's team of experts ... Dana Cowin's velvety sweet potatoes are adorned with a crunchy caramelized topping inspired by Rice Krispies Treats.