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ponzu
/ ˈpɒnˌzuː /
noun
- a type of Japanese dipping sauce made from orange juice, sake, sugar, soy sauce, and red pepper
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ponzu1
C21: from Japanese
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Example Sentences
First, we’ll unleash our inner mad scientist with a ponzu sauce.
From Seattle Times
Ponzu, a citrusy and savory Japanese sauce, is already a kitchen MVP.
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The crispy tofu gets a luxurious dip in the blackberry ponzu, creating a symphony of sweet, tart, savory and oh-so-satisfying.
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No matter how you enjoy it, be prepared to be amazed by the power of transformed tofu and the magic of homemade blackberry ponzu.
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Hailing from Japan, where it commonly makes its way into "herbal" teas and mixed with honey, it's also a key ingredient in ponzu sauce — a mixture of soy, mirin and yuzu juice.
From Salon
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